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Is there a cure for suicide? Or is suicide the cure? Emotion is a boundless tide, But death is beautiful and pure, The depression that commands my life, Is consistent every day, I hate it but I don’t cause strife, For it is the only way, If all I felt in life was death, Why not end it now and end my pain? For depression tightens with every breath, And I’ve got nothing left to gain, I write this now to bid goodbye, For no one knows my endless sorrow, I found the cure which is to die, I won’t have to make it through tomorrow, Look at This gun in my palm, Won’t you Listen to it scream? I never thought id be co calm, When my mind is breaking at the seam, Look at my blood on the wall, Can you see the thoughts of my mind? All that I did in life was fall, And wish god wouldn’t lead me blind, Look at the boy on the floor, I put a bullet through his head, What if I hadn’t closed the door? And I just tried to go the bed, Another day living the lie, Always trying to hide my sorrow, All that I really want to do is die, But I always try to make it to tomorrow, But never again- oh never again, To him I just committed a crime, All that crap about how not to sin, I proved him wrong for one last time, Because if I’m dead and I chose to be, Then I’m going to hell with the beast, Did god love anyone less than me? Because that man is surely deceased, Didn’t god relieve Jobe of his pain, Depression has always been my life, I don’t think I can lift this chain, Or even refuse to use that knife, If I killed myself- what was gods aim? God just decided to make me suffer, Each day for me was never the same, They all just kept on getting tougher, But its over now and my pain is eased, I always felt like I was caught, I hope that everyone else is pleased, I bet they never would have thought,

Copyright © | Year Posted 2005




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