#nonpoem
Does anyone notice that I don't really have headaches? That I just blindly take these pills, wondering, as they slide down my throat, if they can possibly numb this dull pain inside my chest?
Why is it even possible to be this unhappy? I don't think I've ever cried so many times a day; so many days in a row. My eyes are never dry anymore—I'm always on the verge of bursting into tears. Meanwhile, the teachers think I'm wearing sunglasses indoors just to be rebellious.
It's a terrible feeling when you greet your parents and your mother ignores you. It's also a terrible feeling when you come home from hell (read: school) and she looks at you in disgust and even ignores your friend's "hello", forcing you to explain that it's not you she hates, it's me. I'm sorry. All this because you made one mistake. I should have died at birth. I wish I had. Perhaps then, I wouldn't be such a disappointment to everyone I come in contact with.
Would it really be so bad if I killed myself? The thing is, I would make an effort to stay alive, but I'm just so ******* tired. I'm tired of all these tears, letting everyone down, being so insecure, being treated like complete **** and then being expected not to be fazed by it. I'm just ******* tired. I'm tired I'm tired I'm tired I'm tired I'm tired. And I'm hurt.
Suicide could be the answer if I let it be. I just want peace.
Apr 24, 2014
Apr 24, 2014 at 11:14 PM UTC
I look up to the sky, and all I think about is you.
It pains me when I see your name on my notifications
or the photos I have of you on my Flickr
or the photo pinned to my dresser
or the notes you left in a tin of mint
or the broken promise of a Bee Movie critique
or the wedding in a small chapel in the boonies
or the names we’ve made for our four [sic] kids
or the thoughts—
these ideas of a life together.
Because it was you who broke my heart.
It was you who left.
Dec 26, 2017
Dec 26, 2017 at 9:12 AM UTC
To reach beyond the stars in a restful headspace,
Only to pull a guise over it when we begin to think again.
We shelter ourselves in our pin point perception of reality, masking the reality as a dream to shroud out all questions that arise out of it.
We cling to this world, for it is all we have ever known. If we let go of what we know for a moment, we begin to see reality for what it is, not how we perceive it to be.
Aug 27, 2019
Aug 27, 2019 at 4:27 PM UTC
yeah yeah yeah
she
really
caught
me
said she
rung be like an bell
ding
a
ling ling ling
that girl
can
really sing
she never dropped me an line
loves me always right on time
yeah yeah yeah
she caught me
?
...
..
.
Feb 10, 2018
Feb 10, 2018 at 8:41 PM UTC