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Silent Killer
A silent night,
A silent kill.
The world won't remember
Her name or face
Who died because of hate.
Her skin was pale,
her eyes green.
A smile that barely left her face
She was a ray of sunshine to most
A beam of darkness and hate to others.
Most saw her as pitiful
Others as a friend.
The hatred though,
Had been her despair.
It had been slowly gnawing away at her
Killing her from the inside.
Her pain had become unbearable
And her life was ended with pills.
A painless death
But sorrow filled.
I took her life
Without a care
I am known to many
But not seen by most
I am the silent killer.
You tend to feel my kindness when the pain is too much/
My kills vary in range
Sorrow and heartbreak ask my presence
I am the despair of people everywhere
My name is best unspoken
For it strikes fear into the bravest of men.
My name is Suicide
And I am not forgiven.

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I was going through a tough point in my life, I didn't see any way to end it but with ending myself. Writing this gave me closure to not let it over take me. I want people to understand that no matter how nice you are to some one the rude comments are the ones that stick with us. I want the world to see that the things they say do hurt.