Drip Drop

Drip Drop

A Poem by +xDrunkenFairytalex+

Drip drop
Little trickles tickle
I just wanna see the blood
I just wanna know I'm loved.
Save me from my own self-hatred
I invision myself,-head blown, I'm wasted.
Worn out, laying on a moldy bed
No one knew I hated me, or saw the blood I bled.
Sitting in a corner, -Always by myself
I forgot to say I loved my life, more than anything else.
I forgot to say I'm not okay
I need somebody's help
I need someone to lead the way
I'm bad for my own health.
Unhealthy drips drop to the floor
I stare in awe,- I want some more.
All I wanted was the warming sight
of my precious blood, for soon delight.

© 2008 +xDrunkenFairytalex+


Author's Note

+xDrunkenFairytalex+
This was written while I was in Vista. I'm much better now. ^_^ And meditation helps.

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This is dark but certainly shows just how heartbreaking it is for some that feel hurting themselves is the way to feel...

I just wanna see the blood
I just wanna know I'm loved.

that part stings deep in my soul... very well done.



Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Oh my...

I'm so glad you are doing much better than this poem is telling me! It is very tear jerking..I hate it when people feel that they have to damage their own body.

If you ever need someone...just send me a message.

Always,
-Aurelia Mirella ♥

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on December 26, 2008

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Harrison, AR



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Hello! My name is Kalisa (Kuh-Lisa). Some call me Kali. I live in a little town called Harrison. I'm 18 and bisexual. I used to hate doing poetry for school assignments but I tried doing one .. more..

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