Sian Kyle

Sian Kyle Poems

He’s sitting at his desk, half-dead, his bloodshot eyes half-closed,
He’s thinking he’d be better dead, his features uncomposed.
She’s closing the door silently, trying hard not to be heard,
It really wouldn’t do if an “accident” occurred.
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If there was no tomorrow,
And the world ended today,
Would I really speak my mind,
Would I know what to say?
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I’ll sing a little song for you
A song to make you smile
I’m sorry baby that I’m gone
I might be quite a while
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I see him scream, but do nothing,
I see him cry, but do nothing,
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So even though you’re not here now
And you won’t be here again
I carve our names into the wall
And forget about the pain.
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Nothing’s black and white anymore, it’s just a hundred thousand shades of grey
I live in a world where nothing’s as it seems, it’s kill or be killed
Always on the run from some invisible hunter hiding round the corner
Nothing’s ever simple, there’s always complications and twists
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Sian Kyle Biography

Hello, my name is Siân Kyle. I am 13 years old and write stories and poetry as one of my hobbies. I also enjoy acting, dance and singing. While reading my friend(Curtis Griffiths) 's poems (also hosted on here) , I realised I had a lot of poems and no-where to put them. So I created an account of my own. I hope you enjoy my poems!)

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He’s sitting at his desk, half-dead, his bloodshot eyes half-closed,
He’s thinking he’d be better dead, his features uncomposed.
She’s closing the door silently, trying hard not to be heard,
It really wouldn’t do if an “accident” occurred.
He’s lifting up his head, but now- he’s dropping off to sleep,
Too weary now to even see, for if he did he’d weep.
She’s closed the door, approaches him, slips something in his drink,
Exits, sighs, and listens to him breathing out of sync.
He shifts, he stirs, opens his eyes, and lifting up his cup,
He takes a sip and hopes that this will truly wake him up.
She stands outside the doorway, listening out for who knows what,
She feels the guilt of what she’s done twisting in her gut.
He feels the poison flowing through his veins, of that he’s sure,
He takes a final breath, his glass slips, tumbling to the floor.
She hears the crash, and sobbing, she softly turns away,
Not knowing how without him she can take another day.
She takes a breath and turning, she walks into the room,
She just makes out a message on his desk left in the gloom.
“Thankyou, my sweet daughter, for you took away my pain.”
She smiles, and softly exits, to face the world again.

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