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Emily Mary May 2013
Him who makes me hazy.
Him who's laugh makes me starstruck.

Him who's soft accented voice lets off "One year, Nineteen days."
Voices exchange.

Brain numb, and hands perspiring I step back.
"W-what?" I stutter.
"The day you broke up with me."

Blood rushes to my cheeks fast like a ******.
Him who smiles that broken smile, the striking smile.

Him who looks like a newcomer.
Him who I haven't held in an eternity.

In One year and Nineteen days.
Five months, January 1st to April 28th.

One year and Nineteen days.

Him who had no trepidation.
Him who broke my heart as well as his.
Emily Mary May 2013
The slices I stow are on my wrist in a row,
they will turn to quiet grieving scars,
even if my heart is crying out for help.
No one can hear me, no one would care.
No one would ask me, no one would dare.
Coming off as a tough girl, they are deceived.
I am really just scared, but I am care free.
I fret the day I face my fears because it is a mystery.
You shall fret too, because one day there will be a note to read,
that thanks my friends and family,
I’ll apologize for my being and again I will thank you all so much.
At the end of the day, I’ll be dead from pills, drugs, and such.
Many will realize that this happy girl was sad,
Now they might feel like this was all of there bad.
I lied to everyone, saying “I’m fine.”
So it’s my bad, I had crossed the line.
Don’t care, don’t mourn for it was a mistake that I was even born.
You soon will find my used utensils,
such as my scissors, bands, and razorblades.
Take good care they were my treasure.
The death I chose was a mix of two.
The pills are on the dresser, and the razor is in my hand.
Please forgive me, I just wanted to be free!
Is that a lot for my family and friends to see?
Disappointment is probably on your mind,
I know how one could get confused, when their daughter says she’s fine.
When I am purging for perfection, hoping I’ll soon die.
Hugging that cold porcelain, puking up my problems.
I step onto the scale, and I cry at what I see,
For I have an addiction, that is slowly killing me.
My friends would try to help, but I told them I didn’t need it.
I kept things to myself, so I wouldn’t cry for help.
Help was never given, because I would sit and sin in silence,
People thought I was “fake” for the way I was feeling,
That’s where they were wrong, they thought I wouldn’t do it, well look now.
I’m dead, and my life ended with Suicide.
Emily Mary May 2013
Her bright beautiful blue eyes have finally lost there glimmer.

Her cheeky smile has finally broke under the pressure.

Her exotic attitude has washed away like seashells rippling into the soft sand.

Her heart has been splintered and lurched like a childs rag toy.

Her who has lost everything but the will to survive.
Emily Mary May 2013
Mother,
My beautiful mother, who cares for us.
Mother,
Who is always there, who has no fear.
Mother,
Strong like a storm but subtle like a midnights moon.
Mother,
You are my fort, the structure that keeps me going.
Mother,
I hate our fights, I’m sure you do to.
Mother
I want you to know I am apologizing for everything.
Mother,
You are the one who gave me life.
Mother
You’re the one that gave me strength to walk on this E A R T H.
Mother. . .
I am thanking you.
For providing.
For being great.
For teaching me.
For just being you.
Mother. . .
I LOVE YOU AND THAT IS ALL THAT MATTERS.
Emily Mary May 2013
She’s on the streets, with her drugs in every orphice.
You’re in your bed, with your milk in the fridge, and your medicine in a cabinet.

She’s out selling her body for survival, as you’re just simply giving it up like a dead rat under my stairs.  
She’s on the streets, with pills in every crevice.
You’re in you’re bed, warm and within comfort, and you’re heat is on high.
She’s trying to hold on, being rejected and tossed around.
While you’re just simply sitting there, doing nothing, just simply ******* sitting there.

She’s on the streets, with her drugs in every orphice.
You’re in your bed, with your milk in the fridge, and your medicine in a cabinet
Emily Mary May 2013
My best friend, the one who is always there.
My best friend, the one with golden hair.
My best friend, with a smile that is broken and a heart that means no harm.
My best friend hides her feelings, under her fearless soul.
Not a lot of people get to see my best friend in her true form.
Not a lot of people really appreciate what my best friend does for everyone else.
That makes you the foul presence hiding under your clothes like a vampire hides
from light,
That makes you the bad person, for withdrawing such delight.
I get to see this side of my best friend, not you. So before you go on judging take a look from another mans shoes, not mine. For your the one who mean’t such harm, not her, nor me, or them... But you.
Emily Mary May 2013
Flashing c o l o r s, and ongoing music it hits me in the face like a wave of static electricity.

The ecstacy strikes my taste buds like sugar and neuro toxins dancing on my tongue.

The smell is foul of puke and *****. Teens are raving,
while the music is playing. Grinding against one another like a mortar and pestle.

Watching an influenced man try to get with a vulnerable women.
Taking advantage of every drop off alcohol that goes into the women’s veins,

there is no blood left, just firewater.

Intoxicated, lying on the floor, blacked out from all the dope.

She finds herself bare in a bed with a man twice her age.

She wimpers to herself saying “I’ll never drink again.”
As she practices her teetotalism,

at a fast pace she grows weary of blood flowing,
and vision clear. She once was a party girl, but that night has saved the day.

— The End —