I’m plunged into the water.
Their hands around my neck,
Holding me down.
Eyes open, mouth closed.
I realize I am drowning.
As the oxygen slips out of my brain, I start to laugh.
I’m not dying. I’m living.
It’s been so long since I’ve felt happiness.
The cold water had me numb.
The bright moon had me blind.
I didn’t know what feeling felt like.
Until now.
They pull me out of the water and gasp for air.
I am numb once more.
Then they had me under water again
and the cycle continues.
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PoetryTRIGGER WARNING!!! A poetic take on teen suicide, depression and eating disorders, written by a disordered kid.