'It's a race to the finish'
Or so they had said.
Homicide or suicide?
What's in her head?
Her face shows no anger,
No fear, no dread.
It simply shows peace,
Not what's in her head.
Racing thoughts are abundant;
Filled with lies and deceit.
The visions won't stop
When her mind is too weak.
She tries to find reasons
To live through the day
Or not want to kill others
For the things they would say.
Then it is in her darkness
To which she dives first.
Trying not to self-sabotage
As her thoughts become worse.
She's hanging herself
Using wire or rope
The choice doesn't matter
When she feels she can't cope.
A look in the mirror
Revealing no peace,
No destiny of treasures,
No sighs of relief.
She was tired of fighting
For life - then for death
So she thought she would fight
For the heart in her chest.
So the battle begins
And a new dawn arises.
She starts to take notice
Of life's subtle surprises.
She's learning to ease
The numbing chaos within
She's begging to not break
Though she 'madly may bend.
About the Creator
S. D. Clyde
Learning to Live Again

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