End

Leave, just leave

There’s nothing for you here.

There’s no end to misery

There’s no need for you to fear.

 

Cut, just cut           
Leave the veins wide open.

The bleeding wrist is your passage  

To freedom from being broken.

 

Set it now, set it now                         

To the world, everything stays the same.

But for you it makes the biggest difference

You’ll find beauty, engulfed in flames.

 

Shoot, just shoot

Your skull will give way.

You feel pain not for years but for a mere second

And then you fly away.

                                   

Walk forward, walk forward

The sea’s waiting there for you

The water will guide you

To peace and serenity that’s true.

 

Tie it around, tie it around

Let the rope hug your neck.

It’ll squeeze with true love

Set you free from this wreck.

 

The end is kind, I’ll tell you why

For the end we subliminally long.

We want to find that one place, right?

The end is where we belong.

Author's Note

Well, I honestly feel too blank to know what to write here. First time tried doing things with fonts. Do let me know how you liked the whole thing.

Reviews

[shallimarRose]

I don't even know what to say.. kind of feels like a suicidal cry for help..
re "feel too blank to know what to write here"

just write what you feel... If its from your heart fonts and italics will not matter.
Thank you for the friend request.. shallimarRose

[CagedEnigma]

Thank you shallimarRose. Yes, I'll try harder to channel raw emotions and feelings to my poems and you're welcome. :)

[Mark]

A portrayal of someone in despair. I think the fonts and color add to the insanity and selfishness of such a person. Outlining the various ways one could kill themselves has some shock value that adds to it.

[CagedEnigma]

Thank you for reviewing. :) And yes I wanted to add some effect to the craziness in the lines and so the fonts came into mind.

[Karen]

This is quite a morbid poem with great rhyme. While there really is no need for changing fonts and sizes, it does add effect to the poem and, hence, adds to its meaning.

[CagedEnigma]

Thanks Karen. Yes, that is exactly why I wanted to do the font thing. :)