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They say that suicide survivors are usually relieved when they don't succeed their attempt. Some are even happy. I am not one of those survivors. I don't like having to explain why I have such deep scars on my wrist; Or apologize when I slur and stumble over my words when I'm sober because all of the pills that I overdosed on effected my brain. I don't like having to live with the realization that I'm even a failure at killing myself. I have to live not seeing a future. When people ask me where I see myself in ten years, I have to lie. I make up some stupid, cliché response like "married with kids." or "super rich with my **** together." When really I'm actually thinking to myself, "I don't see myself anywhere in ten years because I plan to be dead before then." I may of made it 18, and to 21, and to 23 but I will be ****** if I make it 30. There is no future for me.
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Nov 30, 2017
Nov 30, 2017 at 9:56 PM UTC
Trigger Warning.
They say that suicide survivors are usually relieved when they don't succeed their attempt. Some are even happy. I am not one of those survivors. I don't like having to explain why I have such deep scars on my wrist; Or apologize when I slur and stumble over my words when I'm sober because all of the pills that I overdosed on effected my brain. I don't like having to live with the realization that I'm even a failure at killing myself. I have to live not seeing a future. When people ask me where I see myself in ten years, I have to lie. I make up some stupid, cliché response like "married with kids." or "super rich with my **** together." When really I'm actually thinking to myself, "I don't see myself anywhere in ten years because I plan to be dead before then." I may of made it 18, and to 21, and to 23 but I will be ****** if I make it 30. There is no future for me.
Some slam poetry that might be triggering for some.
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31/FTM/USA
Nov 30, 2017
Nov 30, 2017 at 9:56 PM UTC
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