There is an ironclad verbal contract between you and me
That if I desire to harm this self, I have to speak free
You’ve always known that sharing feelings is not my strongest suit
But if I get that sense of desolation, I’m not allowed to stay mute
I never promised that I could be stopped if I was so far gone
Only that you’d be aware of my intentions on if I’d live to see another dawn
I don’t want to find myself in a state of such utter despair
But sometimes I have no control and I’m gasping for air
I don’t want to go to that place or hurt myself in such a way
And I try to get through each day by asking for help when I pray
My faith shakes and I struggle to keep the trust that God is there intact
But at least because you love me, I have that verbal contract
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem