UntitledA Poem by LexiHigh school was rough for me, but my senior year was by far the worst. This poem basically sums it all up.And
today is the day that I made history, And
now there’s people whispering About
that girl named Lexi who was always so quiet. Until
I began a riot, Even
though I was scared to try it, because Mouths
are brutal weapons of combat. The
vicious words they release are bullets That
hit me when my back’s turned At
100 miles per hour. But
I’m done hiding. I
won’t cower. Because
I’ve gained power With
the courage that I found somewhere inside me. I
didn’t know I had it, But
just go ahead and try me. My
life might be a romantic comedy, Because
the guys laugh when the leave, but to me it’s tragedy. My
mom sees it as a drama, because to her I’m
just dramatic. But
now it’s climactic. And
it’s all downhill from here So
it’s time I face my fears. And
I’ll be the hero of the never-ending story that is my life. But
what if the hero is really the villain? How
do I win when I sin? And
I pray to be forgiven, But
I still sit in Danny’s
garage. And
the smoke is thick like fog. I
feel like I’m stuck in a bog that’s too deep for me to escape, So
I go up, up and away. And
it smells like lawnmower and skunk. I
don’t want the high so I get drunk. And
my mom thinks I’m at Kayla’s, Just
sitting in her room, and she knows I’ll
be home soon. But
now I’m ruined and I’m consumed. My
head feels fuzzy and I want food. My
head is a mess, but I still undress For
a guy who I know cares even less about me than I do. But
when he said I was hot, I just forgot All
the ways that I’m not. I
like him a lot, but he doesn’t care Because
I’m just a prostitute that does it for charity. I’ve
lost all clarity of my dreams of prosperity. But
if I close my eyes, I got back to a time When
sixty-nine was only a number. When
sex was that naughty word I knew not to say. When
the word pot referred to something that held water. When
I was mommy’s daughter, Before
I fought her away and refused to obey and no, I’m
not okay. Because
I don’t want to stay another day in this house With
standards I never seem to reach. I
wish I could teach myself to practice what I preach. But
my lungs still coat with blackness. There
are so many lying mouths I’ve kissed, and all the good ones I’ve
either dissed or missed. And
when I find one who’s sweet, he just can’t help but cheat. The
ground beneath my feet falls out from under me. And
I’ve defeated the ones I needed Who
treated me with respect, Because
I’ve grown used to neglect. But
I’ll still try to perfect each and every aspect Of
my life. I
know that inside my dreams are still alive, and I
still want to strive for a future. These
red marks on my wrists and arms are battle scars. They’ll
be gone in five days, but that memory stays And
my pureness decays. I
need to get away, but I’m stuck. And
it hurts to be hated just because I’ve dated Guy
after guy and told lie after lie, But
they don’t see me cry. No,
they don’t know I die Every
single time I’m reminded Of
the fact that I’m binded To
a school full people who are blinded By
the bitter hate that pours through their veins. But
I endure the pain, and deal with the names That
have become my identity. I’m
not Lexi anymore. I’m
known as drunk, s**t or w***e. I’m
so lost in this life that’s no longer my own, And
I’m so very well known, yet feel so alone. My
happiness has been destructed. My
true self was abducted By
this monster of a girl. I
swore to myself I’d change back. I
told myself I’d regain the kindness that I lack, But
stress consumes me and I crack. And
break and shake and fake the smile I
can’t make real. Now
happiness is just a memory. It’s
a distant dream that I dream of redeeming, But
inside I’m still screaming. And
outside I’m still seeming as if I’m okay. I
think maybe I’ll just play dead or Stay
in my bed Or
continue to lose my head. I’m
at home with the clouds now. I’m
not making a sound now. I’m
feeling pretty profound now, But
there’s no one around now. My
brain is full of helium and I’m floating away. I’m
not coming back down. I’m
leaving this town. You’ll
never catch me now. © 2014 LexiAuthor's Note
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Added on July 2, 2014 Last Updated on July 2, 2014 Tags: teen angst, high school, drugs, alcohol, addiction, sex, depression AuthorLexiILAboutHi, I'm Lexi. EDM is my everything and writing is a close second. I live by PLUR. For those of you who don't rave, PLUR stands for Peace, Love, Unity and Respect. I like using words to display emotion.. more..Writing
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