Muses- lost and found
She was trying
hard to concentrate on the sounds but the throbbing pain in her chest was
really distracting. A part of her wished that she never turned back to open the
door. Her ego was stronger than steel, she would not let herself spill a tear.
The voices of betrayal were peeling away her sanity, scrapping away what was left
of it. When she heard what she had to she left without a sign. Others kept
wondering that where she disappeared. She did not run away nor did cry the pain
away. She was betrayed and she knew nothing was left for her anymore. If anything
was it was going to be destroyed because the one person she trusted the most
betrayed her. Her eyes were bloodshot and her face pale when I entered our
room. I wanted to ask about her leaving early without telling anyone but her
face and the room revealed everything. She brushed past me spilling some
evidence of my betrayal. I chose to pick them up instead of stopping her
because I know she wouldn't want to. The room had become suddenly very empty
and silent. I never knew how she found out nor wanted to but I knew what she
felt. On the desk I saw a piece of paper and written on it was her incomplete
poem. Her poem was written about her wait for spring. Behind the page she wrote:
”This poem dies before it was born
for this poet’s muse is gone”
(To be cont..)