When you hear this
on that black, solid TV of yours
You think of something different
Well, most likely because I don't know
And I don't have the right to know but I do
know your mouth works like a gun
So from where we were before, you can here
that teenage rebel say that forbidden task
was a death wish.
This is something different for me, see?
They might not be dead after the task, for
after all their mums will hug them and say oh
sweety.
In my body, I'm just avenging through death
Blood after years and years circling through me
Why can't you just reach my head,
metaphorically speaking that is
But why can't a pistol shoot me?
Because my brain has been killing me.
So when I laugh know, I wasn't meant to be
here for long
Goodbye
-Ingrid
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My Unstable Poetry
PoetryA diary of sorts. 2015-2017. A poetry collection of angst, depression, and epiphanies.