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my choice
today’s the day
two years ago i was in my darkest place
where i wanted nothing more to just feel something.
Throughout the day my mom could tell something was off
She should have said something
But she didn’t
I thought it was obvious that this was going on
Everyone knew I wasn’t okay
I laid in the bath to try and clear my head
But thoughts were rushing through my head
I was just laying there, thinking about what to do next
those deadly thoughts in my mind
I thought about telling someone
But I couldn’t do it
I couldn’t get the words out when I tried
My anxiety is going through the roof
My depression over powering
It had been months and I couldn’t get over this
I didn’t know how long I had had these thoughts,
It was probably about a month of so.
I wasn’t myself, it was as visible as the fresh cuts on my wrist.
I didn’t want to do it, but I didn’t know how to cope
With everything going on it was too much
I picked up that blade with one intention
there were tears in my eyes that were telling me not to do it
but the adrenaline in my body was confusing me
do I do it or not?
I put the blade down got out of the bath and went to my bed
The thoughts continuing,
Should I stay here in misery
Or is it time to go?
The more I thought,
The more harsh my plans were,
Every second ticking closer to my fate
I tried my hardest to push the thoughts out,
But it wasn’t working
I had to make a decision
Thankfully I chose to live,
I chose to see the sunrise in the morning,
And I’m so happy I did

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It's very personal and very deep