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Emotional Disturbances
I sit at home and cry and cry.
 Sheets soaked with a thousand tears,
 My eyes are red,
 My voice is gone.
 The screams that come from my own voice, 
 Show the signs of my own pain,
 Yet no one knows why I scream and scream.
 I know it’s wrong but I don’t care,
 I feel the fresh cold glass of the head of the bottle.
 It touches my lips with an ever so slightly.
 I feel the rush or cool liquid stream in.
 Lighter and lighter the bottle feels,
 The more my vision begins to fail.
 The next I see is pure straight black,
 Hearing the electrocardiogram
 Or better known as the heart rate monitor.
 Beep beep beep it goes.
 I notice the sounds just slowing and slowing
 And soon I hear the long, piercing sound.
 With open eyes I still see darkness,
 And now I hear the Doctor speak,
 I only made out just some words,
 “I could have” said the doctor
 Even though it wasn’t physical,
 The pain I felt is over now.

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