H E L P . M E
Help me.
She thought, as vines of doubt sprouted
from the fractures of her shattered soul and
crept through the crevices of her heart
with every sidelong glance they threw her way.
“...help me.”
She whispered, ducking her head down to avoid
their cruel sneers and taunting jibes as
the pinprick of tears stabbed at
the corners of her eyes.
“Help me.”
She murmured low to
herself, well aware that by now
she was the only one looking
out for her health.
“Help. Me.”
She said with her shoulders
shoved forward and her mouth pressed into a
thin line, wondering how she could make herself
seem smaller so that maybe they could leave
her alone just this one time.
“Help me.”
She cried, fingers fumbling and tears
tumbling as she pressed the blade against
her smooth flesh and drew a shaky line, telling herself
that it was normal but knowing that her words were a lie.
“HELP ME.”
She screamed, palms pressed against
her head as the voices inside beckoned her to
kill herself and to get rid of them she almost did
but she knew… escape wasn’t that easy.
“…”
Only when she was silent, did they finally hear.
But her words were gone and so were her tears.
The only thing left of her heart was a speck, and
the next day she tied a rope around her neck, two
dark words written in blood across her chest.
Help me.
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