My Drug

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I slowly drag the red marker across my wrists.

I close my eyes, imagining my blood spilling out.

I'm trying so hard not to cut again,

Experimenting with every substitute I can think of.

But I miss the pain, the satisfying sting of the blade,

And it hurts to deprive my nerves of their daily incisions.

It's become like a drug where I'm the addict forced into rehab

And the detox leaves my body aching, aching for my fix.

I feel I need it, the darkness surrounding me, 

The voices screaming in my head not to fight, to give in.

And though I know it's wrong to give up,

All I want is to fill my body with my drug.

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