Suicidal Thoughts Poem by tallia gordon

Suicidal Thoughts



Thought about a match,
thought about a knife.
Thought about anything
which could have ended this life.

Hoped to find some friends,
but that didn't work.
smiled because i had to,
I was just a lost little girl.

Thought about a razor,
laid down in the bath.
Hoping someone would've heard it,
the pain beneath my laugh.

The days were all the same,
like a minute never passed.
In vain I tried to be happy,
that neither did last.

It hurts how they never noticed,
how just no one cared at all.
no matter how I stood there screaming,
the sound waves only ever ricochet on and off the walls.

Thought about the pills,
taking just one, too many, too much.
But those neither seemed to help,
it was just never good enough.

She was that girl whom wished she was without a heart,
soul filled with darkness, mind with suicidal thoughts.

Sunday, February 24, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 25 February 2019

Deep sad feelings well expressed and nicely brought forth from the heart. An insightful work of art. Thanks for sharing Tallia.

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Julia Luber 24 February 2019

Suicide is a difficult topic and we all come to the table with different opinions and understandings of it. That somebody can actually explain in a poem some thoughts on this subject is admirable but if there is truth to it in the poet's experience, one has just got to find something that involves them and interests them enough as to not make oneself suicidal.

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