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C Sep 2013
Your soul is like pizza.

Covered in dots.
I randomly said this today, and I was told to post it. So I did.
C Sep 2013
Pushing my head under the water,
I hold my breath and count.
I count in rhythm with my heartbeats,
And wait until they turn rapid.

1                                             
   2                            
 3            
     4
                 5
                           6
                                     7
                    ­                          8
                                   ­                 9
                                                       ­   10
    Gasp.

Taking in the air my lungs burned for,
A refreshingly sweet feeling fills my chest.

I go back under the water,
And again I count in time with my heartbeats,
Waiting for my next breath of fresh air.
C Sep 2013
The dull knife sitting at the bottom of the ***** sink,
Whispering light promises into my ear,
Come dear; hold me close.
I promise I'll go away.

The bitter razor sitting by the grimy bath tub,
Hissing orders from across the room,
Come dear; grip me tight.
I promise I'll go away.

The edges of my mind,
Growling in its gruff voice,
Come dear; listen close.
I promise they know best.

But I don't grasp the sharp objects,
With my shaky fingers.

Instead, I claw at my arms and legs,
At my neck and wrists,
Wanting to just reach forward,
And quiet the angry voice telling me,
Come dear; don't be ignorant.
*Fingernails don't do enough damage.
C Sep 2013
A young writer filled with her inner fights.
A youth that tried to see the shining lights.
A teen with thoughts hidden by a large mask,
Who kept it bottled in a metal flask
To keep distance with what causes sorrow
And to open her eyes for tomorrow.
A child that hoped for good in the world.
The butterflies in her stomach whirled.
The blood in her veins slowed until it stopped.
And for the last time, her eyes dropped.
So she did what anyone may commend,
Preparing a phrase that would be the end
Of which she was ready to now say aloud.
Then dying, floating until she reached clouds.

— The End —