I Don't Actually Want To Die Poem by Za7ra Sulaiman

I don't actually want to die,

When darkness creeps, a whisper speaks,
Tempting me to take the final leap.
The shadows loom, the void seems near,
But deep within, a voice rings clear:

'I don't actually want to die.'

Though trials test, and pain persists,
This fragile flame within persists.
A will to live, a drive to fight,
Guides me back towards the healing light.

'I don't actually want to die.'

The path is hard, the struggle real,
But in this truth, I find my zeal.
For life's resilient, beating heart
Refuses to be torn apart.

'I don't actually want to die.'

This mantra echoes, strong and true,
A lifeline to hold fast unto.
Though darkness calls, I will not heed,
For living is the greater need.

'I don't actually want to die.'