H e l p.
I'm dying.
I need someone to grab onto
before I fall again.
I can feel it...
waiting.
It's waiting.
They're waiting.
(It's always there.)
My demons.
Inside my head.
I can't...think straight.
My thoughts...
dotdotdot.
I'm insane.
[ T h i s w i l l m a k e n o s e n s e . ]
Please,
listen to me.
Someone.
Anyone.
Stop telling me to message you.
Tell me to talk to you.
I don't know what to think.
[Or to feel.]
I'm crying.
Tear after tear after tear.
[When will they turn red?]
Long paragraphs at midnight.
Your comments on my poems.
Telling me;
how they understand.
how I'm strong.
how it'll get better.
I'm not fucking strong.
I should be happy.
I shouldshouldshouldshould be happy.
Ungrateful girl...
...with no reason to be sad.
[But I am.]
Buried yourself in the internet, did you?
Made online friends, did you?
Called them your best friends, did you?
Cried yourself to sleep, did you?
[Yes, yes, yes, yes.]
Change.
Change.
That's what I need.
Someone...help me change.
I'm too weak to do it myself.
[Worthless little shit.]
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME.
[The demons in my head
are drowning out the voice of reason.]
Some days are good.
Some days are bad.
[I can't tell the difference anymore.]
How long will it be, Becky?
Before you slash your wrists one last time?
[Not that anyone notices
or even cares about
the slashes on my hips.]
I don't deserve to live.
[SorrySorrySorrySorrySorry.]
They tell me to stop saying sorry...
...but I can't.
I'm sorry for everything.
I'm sorry for hurting.
I'm sorry for being born.
I'm sorry for wasting oxygen.
I'm sorry.
[Please forgive me. Anyone. Someone. Save me.]

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My Lies
PuisiThe average person tells four lies a day, one-thousand, four-hundred and sixty a year, and eighty-seven-thousand and six-hundred by the age of sixty. And the most common lie is: "I'm fine." Cᴏᴘʏʀɪɢʜᴛ © 2013/2014 - InkButterfly