The End
by
Delaney Lindley
(Age: 18)
copyright 04-02-2005
Age Rating: 13 to 127
Depression in this vacant mind
Priest come and heal me
Take my mind up off the floor
Take the holes out of my brain
All this madness and inertia
Is driving me insane
Does it make any sense
To want to leave?
But would it make a difference if I stayed?
Would one thing be better,
Or brighter?
Tell me not to pay attention
And prescribe me the pills...
Yet there's nothing wrong with me.
Drug my mind and make me worse
The pills were supposed to help
Not many have been where I've been
And I'm not saying I'm the worst
Or there's nothing to help it-
Just nothing I can find
I'm so lonely...
All the time
The voices in my mind
The darkness in my head
The bleak blackness of paranoia
And wanting to be dead
Rotting, writhing, screaming,
Forever.
This has been a long time comin',
Better late than never
Not from where I am,
Not from where you stand
You said I was a child
-It's true-
I am a child
Your child
And you stand there watching
While I mutilate myself
And it hurts,
So bad...
To know
I'm gonna be this way forever unless...
Interception, intervention,
An outside party
To postpone death
For a while
But, if love is blind
Then I could never see
These babbling words don't make sense
I used to be so happy...
What happened to me?
I'll just wait till tomorrow,
To wait to see the end
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There is so much pain in the write. One must be strong to make it through, but having made it, with the help of God, one can look back and know they are stronger for the experience.
Ahh... teen angst... nothing beats it for inspiration. How glad I am though that I'm past it. Life is so good, there's so much to be thankful for, and once I "found myself" I was never lonely anymore... whether I was by myself or with someone else. :-)