Suicide Prevention

'Inside My Suicide'
There once was a lonely man...on a lonely bridge, near a lonely city...
he did not want fame, our money, or our pity...
All he wanted was a smile, a kind gesture, a simple hello...
all he got was a light breeze, that came with the evening snow...
He wrote a note that sadly read,
“I give mankind 1 hour before my final bed..."
The cars drove on by,
people scurrying with a selfish cry...
In the morning a note was found...
Near a lonely bridge, a lonely city, where the man had drowned.
...the rest of the note said...
Step inside my suicide
A humble servant with love denied
Waiting for someone to say ‘hello’ to warm the evening snow
On a lonely bridge, near a lonely city with a shallow glow
With no words of hope, I can not cope
As I look down my slippery slope
I shed a lonely tear that has no fear
Warning me that the end is near
My eyes are now shut a restless rut
I am falling for the cords are cut.
This poem is based on a true story...
a smile really does make a difference...
a big white smile :)
Sept.14.2017
Suicide Prevention
Sponsored by: Laura Loo
Copyright © Winged Warrior | Year Posted 2017
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