Poetry By Mackenzie Black umbrella I unfold the umbrella Painted black for sadness So the rain doesn't fall On my black dress We're here today To honor the dead The ones we loved Now we're filled with dread So many gatherings of black I've been through So many of them I caused I'm guilty too The crying and mourning As you go down Tears are like rain Falling to the ground I don't know What to feel This death of yours Wasn't our deal The words are read The words hurt as they are said My heart feels like led Overflowing with dread As I see you on your bed Guilt I am fed Please shoot me in the head You Are Dead

Poetry By Mackenzie No Regrets I will break my promises and fall apart I'll be alone in the dark and have to restart I will always love you But you won't love me After I break your heart And tear you apart It won't be on purpose I love you too much Standing by you You're my only crutch But when I fall Don't catch me Let me suffer Don't let me breathe Walk away from me To save yourself Leave me like a book On the shelf I know that you don't want to leave But think about your heart If this love wasn't meant to last Then we should be apart This loneliness in my soul Makes me upset But saving your heart I do not regret

Poetry By Mackenzie Don't Fall Down A long time ago someone once told me "Don't look back, or you'll fall down" I never realized it was true Until I looked back And I fell for you Cuz even the brightest lights Have the darkest secrets You took my soul Like I never needed it No more dreams Further down it seems I can't reach you I'm too far down "Don't look back, or you'll fall down" I looked back To something worse than a frown I saw you cry The hurt I saw in each eye Made me die a little on the inside I looked back because I love you But you're not what you used to be You've fallen for the trap Only I can see "Don't look back, or you'll fall down." I saw you I saved you You hurt me You killed me I felt so silly for looking back, Felt so stupid, like a clown "Don't look back, of you'll fall down"

Poetry By Mackenzie Louder The whistling of the wind in my ears The rattling of the train tracks As I tie myself down The train gets louder and my story begins with the end I close my eyes Feel the fears Coming down as tears But the tracks get louder I can feel my soul lurking for a home Louder Louder Until my train comes home I can see the light Turn to darkness And when I stop falling I stop But I can still hear the train I hear the train Louder Louder My soul lurks for a home But nobody's home Louder Louder I can see the light Brighter Brighter I feel no pain I must be gone It must be you Has the train stopped?

Poetry By Mackenzie Nobody Cares Sitting in my coffin Thinking of what you said "No one will come, No one will care" I told myself That I'd love you No matter what But nobody came And nobody cared Nobody talked And nobody shared They just stood With shame painted on their faces Not listening to a word As if in other places "Why am I here?" I ask myself "Was it something I did wrong?" I'll leave that thought on the shelf For now it's too late To think of what I could have done I'm going to hell And it has only begun This pain will be forever Too much to bare But nobody came And nobody cared