Late-Night Cyanide Thoughts

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I put the pen to the paper,

bending my head over the desk,

watching the ink bleed

making incoherent words.

Tearing the paper apart

until it was in tiny pieces-

is this what's left of my heart?

The clock ticks, another heartbeat-

I can't seem to form words

that I desire to share.

I stabbed the pen through the paper,

mutilating it,

abusing it.

My world is in ashes.

"It's getting harder to breathe."

I wrote one night.

My sister once woke up.

"Sarah, it's two AM."

She once said.

I couldn't sleep.

I would not sleep.

This blank paper is haunting me.

I scrawl on the walls with my inked pens,

drawing morbid pictures

and watching as the veins in my wrists pulsed

and yearned to bleed.

I'm alone in this fight-

nothing more,

nothing less.

I'm hiding behind these colored and aged walls

just like the coward that I am.

I don't want you to just say that you understand.

I want you to be the reason why I shouldn't buy a ticket to hell.

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