
Everything in me was screaming out loud for help
The poetry i write and i say i do it with so much love, between every coma and dot a call for help
Everything in me was pleading people to notice my suffering
The cuts on my wrist, and the impulsive weekly drinking too
Every smile i threw on a stranger’s way, and all the laughters i gave to my friends to borrow
They all were a call for help
I couldn’t dial 911, because what would i say?
This person is severely depressed, and needs immediate help?
Would that be convenient enough for them to come and tell me, that i am too a human
And its okay to ask for love?
Where to go, if the place that was supposed to be home left me Hypothermic.
The arms that were supposed to be the safest
Were the first to plant lavender all over my body
And every definition of love I’ve ever known
Contains violence within.
They say, the second you are born you scream out for breaths
And I’ve been alive for almost 23 years, yet im still screaming out for help
To simply be alive.
I broke myself and scattered my pieces along the way
For them, to finally notice that i am
Made of flesh and bones too
I am, very breakable too
But it feels like im surrounded by blind people, that only hear how loud my laughs are
But cannot see that I’m desperate to be loved too.
To feel loved, is the only way of saving i ever needed.
