As i sit tired, thinking about what my future holds
I can't help to notice, the bitter cold
Your warm breath could cause but a spot
In my deep, depressing thought
My slender warm fingers wrap around,
The thing that will make me safe and oh so sound
The polished metal of one jagged blade
Could end all the trouble, my life has made
I raise my hand, in dark salute
I beg my hands, not to shoot.
I take one look, at my clean wrist,
And glide my sight, to my clenched fist
I strain to seek, in my dark room
The beautiful light, of tonight's true moon.
I stare above, to world so fair
And flick my wrist, to end this nightmare
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About the Creator
Eric Kemp
I'm just a boy that loves to write. I have over 30 poems and would one day like to get my work out there and get published.
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