Last Breath
Falling in love can take your breath away,
But at the end it will make you pay.
I fell in love once
Thought it a great bunce
After awhile I was betrayed.
Yes, I was played.
With his confession,
I turned to depression,
So I took a knife.
Tried ending my life.
Blood ran down my wrists.
Pain continued to persist.
Waiting for my body to drain
And release my pain.
Blood red sins poured out of me.
No one heard my plea.
Covered in blood and tears
Ending now were my fears
Cutting deeper,
Feeling weaker,
Making my way to the major vein.
Found myself in the Emergency Room
Death had me wrapped in her womb.
Slipping away;
Making him pay.
Hearing cries,
And many goodbyes
I tried to come back
But everything went black.
Couldn't say what my reasons were.
Everything is a blur.
Took a last breath.
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