Everyday

by Jason Lang capricorn - Not entered

Everyday is a battle I hate to fight
I yearn for death never see morning light
If I slashed my wrist just to feel the rush
would my actions make you blush
Dont hate my actions they are mine to choose
never question a man till you've walked in his shoes
If I dangled from my doorway would you cry
miss those moments together mourn the day I die
in my absence youre better off now Im gone
Ive tasted death on my lips and the pain it brought on
I love you all but this was my mistake
Only I could have done it, ity was mine to make
The day death knocked gently on my door
The day my body lie cold on the floor
My blood turn black my soul turn gray
The moment I tried to live was that very day.

Reason for writing:

    I wrote this the day my soon to be wife left me, and I was thinking about life and how difficult it can be sometimes. At certain points it seems that death is actually a nice prospect and I just wanted to express that I felt that way at one time
    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1999-05-27 10:45:43
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:41:08
Poem ID: 52553

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