Break Me Of My Habits Poem by Sierra Celeste Cearns

Break Me Of My Habits



'No matter how much I resist,
Just pretend you can't hear.
Photoshop the red off my wrists,
Buy me a two way mirror.

Wipe the coke from my nose,
Hand me that soda instead.
And if I should oppose,
Remind me of the scars that once bled.

Now Instead of grabbing my wrist,
And reaching for a knife,
I think upon all the stars I have wished,
And how you saved my life.'

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I felt no one was really listening to me, I wanted someone to realize that everybody needs to be heard. And sometimes helped.
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