Patchwork Ribbons

by sHaTtErEdMiStAkE   May 17, 2005


The fire inside my soul is burning out
There’s no way you know what my life’s about.
My eyes go back to that very day
Where I tried to throw my life away.
With a silver blade and a bloody crimson towel
But don’t judge me if I happen to scowl.
Every night I sit on my bed
Wondering if the next day I’ll end up dead
You may not understand everything I do
I believe that what I do is true
The things I do is to get rid of my pain
But these patchwork ribbons are all I gain
My tears of red, always fall to the floor
My pain I just cannot take anymore
I hate to cry in front of people I know
I don’t like any of my pain to show
Therefore everyday I use this blade
This is a coping mechanism that I just can’t trade
I have tried to stop because I know I should
But I really don’t think that I could
If I don’t stop, do you think that I would die
To pay for all my sins and especially all my cries
But if I do stop would I be saving my life
By once and for all giving up my knife?

~Madison Leigh~ May 17th 2005

0


Did You Like This Poem?

Latest Comments