Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Apr 2018
Insurrection upon closer inspection she craved a deeper recollection of life.
She carved up her wrists and so she insisted it helped the pain so she'd knife.
When the nights became longer, during the days she'd ponder her strife's.
Until the day that she'd cried, out to her parents she'd lied: Why didn't you see it. You can not be it! The monster that's killed me inside.
It's simply not meant to be.
Emma-Jane
Written by
Emma-Jane  17/F/Wherever
(17/F/Wherever)   
  390
     Amanda Kay Burke
Please log in to view and add comments on poems