The cutter's life
Pain
is were I gain,
when I think
it makes me srink.
I keep seeing red
wishing I was dead.
Every morning when I wake
this is my routine I take:
Fake a smile, dry my eyes,
make my mind full of lies
Cut my thighs and not my wrists
I'm checking off my list.
Talk to no one; don't you see?
This is how I "be me."
Skip lunch, no big deal
act like my life is full of zeal.
Get home- Procrastinate,
thinking about my fate.
Choke down dinner with a smile
If only I could be here for a while
at night I go to be
still wanting to be dead,
If only I cut to deep
And finally have my eternal sleep.
~Silence~
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