A life that once shone so bright,
Now dimmed by the shadows of night. For I have been framed and maligned, My innocence no longer defined.
The evidence found against me,
My character now in jeopardy.
The judge's gavel slams the court,
My fate already sealed by the jury's retort.
The prosecutor's words like a knife,
My heart filled with fear and strife.
The truth that I held in my soul,
By the jury now seemed to be so old.
The lies and deceit that were spun,
My life now done.
But in the darkness I still find hope, Perhaps, someday, I will be able to cope.
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Maria 703
PoetryThis collection of poetry captures the raw emotion of heartbreak, loss, and grief. Through vivid imagery and haunting language, the reader is taken on a journey through the depth of sadness. Each poem is an intimate window into the pain of sadness a...
