Partially Clean Poem by Emma Sinclair

Partially Clean



Why do I feel so unwanted
in a place I feel at home?
Why don't they want me?
Can they hear the screams of self doubt?
It's been nine long months
Since I last put a blade to my wrist
she said he was my fault
my hurt was deserved
he didn't even care
he said I was too fat
all the thoughts are still with me
the ones I use to cut to
but here I am still clean
please last a lifetime
I never want to go through that shame again
I have a blade in my room
I use it for art and parcels
never would I imagine
I wouldn't think of cutting
I'm not happy
I'm not fully clean
But I haven't cut for nine months
and that's all that matters right now.

Thursday, October 17, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: depression,mental illness,self control
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nathan Munroe 18 October 2019

Stupid poem. Doesn’t even maintain it’s rhythm. No metaphor, nothing. Just a persona whining.

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Emma Sinclair 22 October 2019

More to it than that but thanks?

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Emma Sinclair

Emma Sinclair

Auckland, New Zealand
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