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The constant feeling of dread, I look around me, and see nothing but tears shed. Everyone tells me, people's tears will ricochet! But what if, I just can't bring myself to stay? The voices in my head do nothing but nag, and for a while those voices helped me drag my stay on Earth, along with the suffer. My therapist says, "It's life making you tougher!" I'm done, I finally say. Done with it. It's midnight, my life is draining, bit by bit, I can see myself getting hurt, but I don't feel a thing under the dirt of my shirt. My breathing begins to slow, I wait until I'm able to go, to go to the other side, thinking of the future I could've had, maybe as a bride? I begin to think, "Maybe it could have gotten better?" With my last ounce of strength, I eye the letters, the letters that they'll find tomorrow morning, Their dreadful morning of mourning, That morning would be my first, I was the only one who knew my worst, Maybe I shouldn't have died just yet, I should've let them see my silhouette, My silhouette, at least one last time, My mother, wondering why I said nothing, My father, angry at himself, eyes puffing, My brother, confused, he'd thought I was ok, Even my cousin, who felt nothing but betray, she thought we'd always stay.
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Sep 10, 2025
Sep 10, 2025 at 9:08 PM UTC
Silhouette
The constant feeling of dread, I look around me, and see nothing but tears shed. Everyone tells me, people's tears will ricochet! But what if, I just can't bring myself to stay? The voices in my head do nothing but nag, and for a while those voices helped me drag my stay on Earth, along with the suffer. My therapist says, "It's life making you tougher!" I'm done, I finally say. Done with it. It's midnight, my life is draining, bit by bit, I can see myself getting hurt, but I don't feel a thing under the dirt of my shirt. My breathing begins to slow, I wait until I'm able to go, to go to the other side, thinking of the future I could've had, maybe as a bride? I begin to think, "Maybe it could have gotten better?" With my last ounce of strength, I eye the letters, the letters that they'll find tomorrow morning, Their dreadful morning of mourning, That morning would be my first, I was the only one who knew my worst, Maybe I shouldn't have died just yet, I should've let them see my silhouette, My silhouette, at least one last time, My mother, wondering why I said nothing, My father, angry at himself, eyes puffing, My brother, confused, he'd thought I was ok, Even my cousin, who felt nothing but betray, she thought we'd always stay.
This poem was actually written back in August '25, which was when I started struggling again with mental health and such. This poem just came to me like 7 seconds! I enjoyed making this one and I really enjoy writing!! :D
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Sep 10, 2025
Sep 10, 2025 at 9:08 PM UTC
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