NASTASYA FILIPINOVA
"Sometime in the afternoon, I started to read
Pages through pages, my eyes tread
She lived a life, everyone would dread
Never bent her spine, I commend
Holding my breath, I wanted her pain to end
Watching her struggle
Her hope getting crumpled,
People misusing her, left-right, and center
I saw self-loathing become her epicenter,
Half past the book, I saw no respite
To the constant strife
She's faced in her life
Still holding the hope intact
I waited for things to rightly act,
Closed the book to start reading afresh
Wasn't ready for what happened next
Her pain ended when she took the final breath
She's still dead, I rechecked time hundredth
I sat there in awe, what have I witnessed
Sometime later, the sun came up
And reality set in
Had she not died, I wouldn't be sitting to write
For ending her struggles and strife
That life has more to offer, than a butcher's knife
However, some souls do need to die
For authors to make characters immortalize"
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