It's your wrist

It's your wrist

A Poem by Emma DeBoer
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Written in 2010

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My mom found out
What I've been doing in my room.
I isolated myself
For hours on end.
With a blade in my hand
And ideas in my head
For the next attempt.
When she found out
She held me to the wall
& hit me.
It was in first time in a while
I was able to cry.
I apologized.
All she said was
"It's your wrist."
Those words
Kept repeating in my head
Over and over.
Her merciless eyes.
I felt it in my throat.
Well, mommy,
If it's my wrist,
You better damn well not care
When it happens again.
After all,
It's your fault.

© 2013 Emma DeBoer


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Emma DeBoer
Emma DeBoer

Arvada, CO



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My name is Emma DeBoer. I'm 16 at the moment. I am a poet, for the most part. I struggle with depression and social anxiety. Poetry is my only way of reaching out to the world. more..

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