Suicide Season
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Last published Mon, Apr 2, 2018
the little brunette
with scars on her wrists
and bruises on her thighs
is still in pain
the bisexual boy
who writes about everything
in his little notebook
still gets bullied
the popular skinny boy
with ribs that show too much
still skips his meals
the gay boy
with depression and anxiety
still gets picked on by strangers
the bipolar girl
who has mood-swings
everyday
is still not understood
the other gay boy
with a low self-esteem
still cries himself to sleep
and now
they all leave
their blood-stained rooms
and make their way
to the edge of the world
they see each other
and wish they met
in a different way
but now
they hold hands
and jump
until they reach the bottom
and end their suffering.
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