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Cutting


One cut that’s all I need just one One turns into two and three Then I hope I’m done, But my mind had to disagree My vision starts to blur And I start to shake I think this is because of her Then I think this was a mistake I start to pass out And later my mom comes in Then she starts to shout She saw the cuts upon my skin I thought I need that one more cut, But now I wish I could go back and uncut.
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