When I was 13 I wrote my frist suicide note in iambic pentameter
As if a couplet made death any less final
Like I could be a story someone would read in a freshman English class
I wanted to leave myself to be dissected
I wanted to be the poem that changed someones life
That convinced someone to live
Since then,
I’ve learned to keep my sob stories secret
Like a dirty disease
Hide my tears under my sleeves
I have forgotten the bravery it took to break myself for progress
There are mornings that I wake wishing I had something worth dying for
Because loneliness is not nearly significant enough to be justification
No comments:
Post a Comment