They say to tell someone
They say it's good to talk
I know I should tell my parents
But I'm scared of their reaction
Before I started I saw it all around me
Only kids taking blades
Slicing their skin apart
Before I started I held a knife close
I put it right on my skin
All I needed was pressure
All I needed was to push it against my skin
Before I started I feared of what they'd say
What they'd think of me
I didn't want to tell anyone
I was even afraid of my best friend
They say telling someone helps
Someone that you trust
Best friends should tell each other everything
Why am I so scared?
Now I've started
I take my razor and put it on my skin
Sadness, anger, depression takes the place of my fear
I no longer fear the aftermath of my actions
It seemed to have disappeared
I wish I never started
I wish I had done like I've always done
And watched as the knife
As the blade
As the razor fell to the floor
Now I only watch as the blood drops to the floor
Now I've stopped for a while
Still scared if I'll begin again
I've been told people don't like people who do what I do
I've heard that I'll never be loved
I've heard that one day all my friends will leave me for what I do
This must not be right
But why do I feel better?
Even if it only last a second
Why do we do this?
Why do I do this?
This isn't what I wanted
I just wanted the pain to go away
But I will forever dream
Of the scars going away
-Kayla
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Life Can Be Hard
PoetrySome poems I write in dedication to my aunt Miriam Galvez who unfortunately lost her battle to cancer. Some of these poems are for people who suffer from depression or people who just enjoy poems. I write them to connect with people, so the ones su...