I have stopped asking her about last night's episode
and she has stopped talking entirely,
'Tell me what's going on,' I plead.
'Nothing.' she answers curtly.oh my friend, if only that were true.
I could have helped you,
I could have saved you
from whatever it is
that's eating you up
and corroding
you like rusted iron
reduced to dustShe stopped answering to my texts,
and stopped calling.
Have I done something? I remember recalling.'my... sister passed away.' she says tomorrow.
I whip around and look at her, astounded.
'she shot herself,' she elaborates. 'and now my parents blame me.'
'why?' I ask softly, my bled out for her.
'I don't know. they think I encouraged her.' she chokes up an pauses.
'how could I have? she was a part of me.
you don't just encourage yourself to
kill
y o u r s e l f.
YOU ARE READING
what death leaves behind
Poesía"our bodies may not be immortal but we are." [previously titled "immortals"] poetry #363