blank parchment
No one can hear me
That’s probably because I won’t let them
I’m hidden
But I like that
I refuse to use to the cliche “dear diary”
I refuse to give in to my problems
Admitting I’m not okay is giving life to the thoughts that haunt me
There are also times I just don’t know what to say to you
I try to speak and my lungs fill with water and I choke-
I can’t breathe
When I try to write my pen instantly runs out of ink
Or my mind draws a blank on what I wanted to write
Or the paper tears because I’m too busy choking to notice my pen is ripping the paper apart as I try to write
I should tell you I’m not okay
I should want to share all my thoughts and emotions with you
But I can’t
The parchment stays ripped on my desk or in my bed
The ink from my pen joins the water and continues to choke me everytime I try to speak
And my mind- well- my mind has nothing to say to anyone
Including you
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