The FallA Poem by Rachel MurrayI am not a person with suicidal thoughts; but I know people who have had them in the past. I write this for those silent victims, always fighting battles with their thoughts. You are not alone.
Eyes blurred
With tears of their own Hands shakin’ But she won’t go home Knees quiverin’ She’s frozen in place She thinks How her life’s a waste She looks down At her feet stood still Inches away from the cliff On the hill She thinks she’ll jump She’ll end it all Take her life Take the fall She wishes She blinks She wipes her tears But not her grief Her heart cries Her spirit sinks She can’t move But she wants to leave Either way She can’t go home No one waits She stands alone She knows She must go Down far Far below Eyes blurred Hands shake Fear stirred Legs ache Stomach turns Knees quake She moves swiftly To the edge of the lake She steps She stops But it’s too late She’s gone now
But she leaves A story behind A story so sad A story that Could someday Be mine © 2016 Rachel Murray |
StatsAuthorRachel MurrayLincoln, NEAboutI'm just a 16 year old girl and an amateur writer. I find writing to be my best positive outlet and a great way to express myself. I want to be a writer some day, a part time photographer and an artis.. more..Writing
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