I'm a wonderful writer when I'm crying. Ever tear a letter, Every gasp for air a sentence, Every scream in my head a paragraph. It all spills out directly through the tip as ink, And at this point I swear I could have written a novel.
But what do these cuts equal?
What is every drop, forming at every perfect horizontal rip, equivalent to?
If I kept going maybe the voices in my head would tell me. I'm mad at myself, mad for going back. But I forgot how it felt to be so hopeless.
I never felt hopeless at the bottom of the bottle, But now I cant turn to bottles and the razors beg me to allow them to comfort me.
I'm no longer hopeless. A little ****** up in the head but that's okay, I knew that already. I mean what kind of kid turns to harming themselves for comfort? I can't explain it, I'm not sure what kind of kid I am anymore.
Rock Bottom. There's no chance of ever forgetting it. Apparently I'd much rather it be pounded into my head every second. That's how I was raised though, why should I expect anything different. Every little mistake must be branded. So I sit here and brand myself, Line after line. At least the pain writes "I'm Alive"
I believe pain is important, important to be recognized and felt. I believe it is necessary to share aloud. This poem goes back to my time of relapse, and I have written many times about it, if not the original times. I believe it is healthy to reflect, and appropriate to share my writings from these times.