Annie and Suicide

Annie and Suicide

A Poem by emily joe

I didn’t turn the water on
Or remove my clothes
But I lay on the shower floor
 
When I was 6 years old
I left a message
On my grandmother’s answering machine
I sang
“The sun will come out tomorrow”
 
It’s astonishing
How you never realize
How many household objects
You could use
To kill yourself
 
I removed the blade from my razor
And I let it sashay
Across the limpid cerulean wires
Of my willing wrist
 
I heard once in a movie
That if you cut side to side
You won’t die
 
So I traced up and down
 
I shouldn’t be surprised
It makes sense
That the worst pain I ever felt
Only came
Upon hurting you
 
The sun will come out
Tomorrow

© 2014 emily joe


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this is really real. I can see why writing is your passion

Posted 9 Years Ago


I like that bit about hearing about it in a movie. What movie was that? Everyone has seen that movie, somehow.



Posted 9 Years Ago


So sad, and so real. Very well written.

Posted 9 Years Ago



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emily joe
emily joe

Chicago, IL



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Emily, 20, currently living in Chicago. Funny story: I dropped out of college after wrangling mental illness my freshmen year and have since been figuring out what the f**k I want to do with me li.. more..

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