Cameron-The-Cat

Hey can you hear me? I called out your name. She asked her parents when she could see him again. They told her she can't. He was dead. Where are you from? What is it that brought you here? The funeral was in Natchez. Where he grew up and lived. He had died of cancer. Why won't you answer me? I swear to play nice. He wouldn't answer the day before she found out. She missed him. She thought she did something wrong. Isn't this fun? This game of hide and seek? They always had fun. They played hide and seek the most. I only wanted to hear you voice. He didn't answer her calls in the months before he died. She just wanted to hear his voice

She's good at sports She doesn't play She try's to get their attention They stay away She wonders why they look at her that way When she mentions one of their names They think she's stupid When she talks to the one that is her friend She realized that they couldn't see them That day in seventh grade To them they were fake Made up for a day to play But she knew they were real They dance and play They sing and breathe They talk and sway She wonders why she can see them When no one else can She never asks why For they're her only friends

Dressed in white She sits alone She's lost so many But she won't cry She knows life doesn't last forever To her it lasts a day She finds it funny How short life is But it hurts to much to laugh For what's the point in life when you feel that you're next to die

Maybe today Maybe tomorrow Maybe the day after Maybe maybe maybe So many maybes Maybe she'll never learn Why won't she see Maybe she does Maybe she doesn't What if it wasn't maybe What if it was if What if she loved her back

She hides behind him everyday To afraid to show her face They try to pull her out But she stays in place She's afraid what would happen if they found out Would they leave her? Would they make fun? She's afraid she would find out soon For her there are too many risks and heartaches She wishes she could run away But she can't run away from this Her feelings will only grow For there are risks and there are heartaches When you've fallen for your best friend

When they look inside her eyes They see their perfect life Lots of material needs and goods And a family all in line But if they look a little closer They'd see For her that's the perfect lie She goes home Lays in bed And cries for hours on end For something's missing in her perfect lie Something they all seem to have She's always looking for the perfect person Asking to take her hand To give her a fairytale ending One she'll never have She'll never find her perfect guy So she sits alone in her perfect house As the perfect days go by She sits perfectly alone in her perfect lie And contemplates taking her perfect life

A year. At least, I think it's been a year. I haven't seen the sun for a long time. I've been staying in these shadows without any company. They said that they would come back for me. Did they forget their promise?  Did the forget me? It doesn't matter. I forgot their names. At least this portal room is comfortable. I wonder if this is the catch to being a rainbow drinker. To live alone in the shadows forever. I wonder if anyone will find me. I wonder what they would look like. Where would they be on the hemospetrum? How long would their horns be? Would they be a boy or a girl? What would their name be? Would they leave and forget m

Silently, Cameron watches as the man walks into her pure white room. Her arms are locked behind her in a stiff jacket that felt like it was made of plaster. Her horns where invisible to the human eye as was her gray skin and black eyes. She was mad. No one knew why, they had tried to make her as comfortable as possible. They had even taken out her stitches, but she had bitten them after. "Now honey, why don't you tell me what your name is?" The man asked. Cameron squirmed, trying to make him see that she was trying to sign. He saw and unzipped the jacket. Bad idea. Cameron leapt at him and bit down hard on his windpipe. She stole hi