Consideration in a CemeteryA Poem by Death's PoetTrigger Warning for self harm and suicideI sit on a hill above an old cemetery Most of the stones have been forgotten long ago Very few flowers dot the landscape between graves The stones have been neglected, leaning in an untidy row I absent mindedly run my fingers across the uneven skin on my wrist They are covered in a mixture of violence, scars old and cuts new "Why did they have to die? They probably loved their life...and it's gone." I doubt they wanted to die like me. If there are any, very few I closed my eyes and longed to be a name on a headstone here I feel like I'm being crushed by life already, what's a few feet deeper? I'm trapped. I have nothing ahead of me. I'm just blowing time by being alive. I lie down on my back and fantasize to join them. To become an eternal sleeper. I try to work up the courage every couple weeks but I never can do it. I don't know what I'm afraid of. No one to care, no where to be. I look down at them jealously at the peace they must feel Then a thought strikes me....or are they looking jealously up at me?
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1 Review Added on March 11, 2018 Last Updated on March 11, 2018 Tags: depression, mental illness, cemetery AuthorDeath's PoetThe Asylum I call my MindAboutWelcome to my poetic diary. I use this website to pour out my emotions and as a creative outlet. I started writing when I was very young and have been in love with it since. I struggle with a lot of d.. more..Writing
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