Wrist Slits
I was twelve when I first started doing it,
You could blame it on puberty or a teenagers strong hormones,
But as I feel each slit,
I can remember the knife I used,
The room I was in,
I look at the patterns remembering each of my reasons,
You could call me mental,
I don't disagree,
But I haven't lost hope,
You could call me emotional,
I don't disagree,
I vent to myself constantly,
Regretting the reminders I have given to myself of my tragic past,
I constantly shake,
My nerves getting the best of me,
Passive aggression taking control of me,
You could call me a hopeless believer,
I strongly pray that you are wrong.
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