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She Will Survive
February 16, 2015
She is a girl.
A girl that has seen worst.
A girl who has grown up
with no mom or dad.
She is a girl.
A girl who loves her friends.
A girl who loves her family.
She is loved.
She is a girl.
A girl that I know.
A girl who knows my
worst nightmares.
She is a girl.
A girl that can be fragile.
A girl that will break at
the hint of great sadness.
She is a girl.
A girl who cherish life.
A girl that wants to live.
Afterall, she will survive.
© Krystal B., Bloomingdale , IL
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This particular piece is about a friend of mine who had experienced a lot of stress and unfortunate events. In fact, I wrote this poem while she was under great depression and was telling me that she wanted to end her life. I believed I had shared this with her and now, I am sharing this poem to those who are probably in a similar situation she was once in.