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Have you gotten to that point That you can’t see the end? When that one little razor Has become your closest friend And the comforting sting Of that sharp piece of metal Is as beautiful and warm As a single rose petal The little red lines Scarring your wrists and thighs Helping you cope Like an addict’s highs And all the nights you laid awake Never sleeping only crying You wake up tired but can’t tell Because inside you’re slowly dying And as you watch the red flow down your wrist You grab the pills from your stash And prepare for the pain A short fire before burning to ash But you don’t have the strength Not tonight You sigh and replace them You won the fight And you look up at the sky full of stars And forget about your battle scars
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 2:04 AM UTC
Battle Scars
Have you gotten to that point That you can’t see the end? When that one little razor Has become your closest friend And the comforting sting Of that sharp piece of metal Is as beautiful and warm As a single rose petal The little red lines Scarring your wrists and thighs Helping you cope Like an addict’s highs And all the nights you laid awake Never sleeping only crying You wake up tired but can’t tell Because inside you’re slowly dying And as you watch the red flow down your wrist You grab the pills from your stash And prepare for the pain A short fire before burning to ash But you don’t have the strength Not tonight You sigh and replace them You won the fight And you look up at the sky full of stars And forget about your battle scars
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 2:04 AM UTC
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