Cutting

by Katarina Marie   Dec 13, 2005


In the bathroom,
I hide my fears,
Crying silently,
To hide my tears.

Then I remember,
The knife in the drawer,
Quietly grabbing it,
To make a slit once more.

Over the wrist,
Blood starts pouring,
And my eyes go wide.

Am I scared,
That I could die?
Or should I be happy,
For I'll never again cry.

The room begins fading,
My ankles they weaken.
Falling to the floor,
My wrist still bleeding.

Shouts at the door,
Pounding it down,
Mother its to late,
In my blood I've already drown.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Felicia

    OMG I lvoe this poem this is EXACTLY how i feel.. keep it up..... good work! I lvoe it

  • 18 years ago

    by xXMyThanatosXx

    Very well written. Also very sad. I like it, and its surprising how many poets on this site write about cutting.