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 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
Why do I always fall in love
With the one who is taken
Or who hates me
Or who doesn't even know I exist?

Love is a puzzle, that I have yet to figure out.
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
I can't seem to figure out
What's holding me back
From buying more blades
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
She couldn't remember the last time the sky was blue
And the grass was green

Her agonizing screams
Left unheard
All because you were at fault
For the scars under her sleeves
And the blood going down the drain

She longed for the blade to take her to the other side with
One
Swift
Slice

She tied the rope
Took the pills
Sharpened the knife

Yet still
No one noticed

Where is she now?

Still hanging
Just waiting
For someone to care
Just enough to bring her out of her darkness
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
Numb
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
When you've reached the point
Where you can't even cry
And you don't feel anything anymore

It's more frightening
Than the most sorrowful of sorrows
Because it means you've given up
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
One day when you're lost
And you do not want to live
Just remember me
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Lizzy
When your heart stops, your brain still works for seven minutes
Seven minutes to still feel pain.

Then why is it that when your heart breaks, your brain continues to play the memories of us over and over?
An eternity to feel the pain.
Not exactly a poem, just something I thought of at 1:30 in the morning.
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Morgan
why is the most common theme
of our existence the most painful
concept for us to accept?
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Morgan
A person with anxiety
is 10% here
and 90% lost inside
her mind,
staring into
crooked signs
pleading with herself
to find the exit

A person with anxiety
needs to hear concrete answers
because her soul is being choked
to death at the hands of a
relentless skepticism

A person with anxiety
is perpetually distracted
Yet,
effortlessly intuitive

Tripping over
her own life,
begging to fall
into yours
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Morgan
I write about sleeping alone
And I write about rain
I write about beaches
And tears
Hearts
Lungs
And veins
I write about music
I write about silence
I write about
***
Drugs
And violence

But you're the only thing
that grows in my skull
so big some nights,
I romanticize bashing
my head into a wall
Anything just to get
rid of it all
 Nov 2013 Neil T Weakley
Morgan
There was an ocean
beneath your skin
I'd splash around from time to time but
I couldn't seem to stir your waters
You held your tide,
calm and soft behind your tongue
for years on end

Until one night
The pain hit just right

Your winds blew violently
And your waves came
building from your core
They crashed o'er your eyelids
And broke into my knee caps
I swam in you until
our skies were the same shade of blue

But then one night
The pain hit just right

I tripped all over your words
They pulled me in deeper and deeper
Until I lost my breath
And drowned in your chest
Oh, how I sank for you

I rest here now
Under a brand new sky
But I swear sometimes
When the pain hits just right
in the middle of the night

I can still feel myself choking on your life
Oh, I swear
I cough up salt water from your sea
when I can't sleep
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