They forbid my travels, and money transfers
A hostage of criminal times
To all that is negative I am immersed
Expectedly drowning in wine
You are lucky to stay at the positive side
It’s an obvious thing to admit
A sort of dialectical suiside
Which I often forget to commit
Exhausted, I’m lying in bed the whole day
Eyes closed, but I’m not sleeping
It’s the rehearsal of rest and I play
My part, till the darkness creeps in
Then I see multicoloured ripples
Through the water they drift me away
The moleculas dance happy rituals
Escourt me to where I should lay.
I turned on the TV and look what I saw, a great big head line saying SUISIDE,I couldn't believe my eyes another young adult who took their life because something **** happend, I've been in that situation, about to jump of and end it all but the I realised that I have too much to live for too many people who care, and I'm only young, maybe my friends are gone and things get tough but keep your head up and keep saying your worth it your worth it because you really are. That's all I'm going to say for now but next time I see suicide I know that I might of helped someone, saved their live I dunno, try your hardest stay alive and don't forgets there's always someone to talk to. Goodnight.
it was forbidden , a time inside that the visions had forsaken me , and all i had left was the lost inside , feelings that had drown, and i could not hide , was it easier to comitt a suiside to run from the truth all around you , like a tree that needs a new branch should i live and just take a chance sing songs and have a dance. laugh cry im about to die .
She flits around
Flying here and there
Like a buttery
But looking more like a moth
She doesn't always
Seek out the sweet nectar
But instead...
The dangerous flames
In life
Anything that will destroy her
That is what she seeks
Bending and stretching
Swaying to the crazy heat
She courts it
Like a forbidden lover
She seeks him out...
Bringing his fiery touch
To her lips
She kisses...
Till she is killed
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