Hiding out in
my bathroom.
I'm home all
alone. My parents
don't realize
how dangerous
this is, or
maybe they
do and they
are giving me an
opportunity. Yes,
the thought hurts;
I think awful thoughts
about how no
one wants me.
Finally,
I get the
tears in my
eyes and
thoughts of
death in my head-
I am ready.
I take a rock and
shatter the mirror.
I don't want
to watch myself
die. I
take the
longest and sharpest
shard and
weigh it in
my palm.
I tough
the point lightly
with my finger.
It slices right
through, blood
bubbles up.
It will certainly
work. Memories of
the times I wasn't
good enough,
pretty enough,
thin enough,
perfect enough,
flash before me.
I close my eyes
and bring
the glass the my
heart as hard as
I can. My
first thought:
"OW!"
I crumble against
the wall. Splatters
of my blood
sprinkle the walls.
I had
no idea
that it would hurt
this much.
I should've
taken some strong
pain killers
before. I'll
remember that for
next time.
Then I remember:
there won't be
a next time,
this is the end.
It's sort of sad.
I hear the front door
opening. My
mother calls
my name.
There's a
puddle of
deep red blood.
It flows out from me
in all directions.
I hear my
mother banging
on the door.
I think she sees
or smells the
blood.
I feel awful
for doing this
to my family
and friends.
I feel guilty
and...
regretful.
My eyes start to close.
No! I'm not ready for
this.
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Lost, Found, & Forgotten [A Collection of Poems]
PoetryThis is the second collection of poems I have written. Enjoy