Her Violet Hair
She sat down, her dark violet hair lushed with the winds silent breeze. Pressing the razor against her soft white skin she carved the letters of pain. Moving the razor to her wrist she took a deep breath and started slitting across, her breath grew faint.
That’s not the first time she tried to kill herself, and from what she though it wasn’t her last. She failed again, but she was going to do it over and over until she achieved her goal. We are healed of a suffering only by expressing it to the full she said to herself waking up to the morning’s sunshine. “Come on come on, your late for school again” her mother said grabbing her purse and heading out the door. I hopped in the car seconds after her. We pulled up to the front of the school. “Maeze please, stay out of trouble and no self-inflected harm, today” She opened her door and slammed it after her and headed to the front doors, and then inside. “Welcome back maeze,” Mrs. Cooper said passing her in the hall hallways. “Maeze” Yelled Kyle, maezes closest friend, giving her a hug and kiss on her check. “welcome back” he said. “Thanks” she said forcing a smile to her cold plush face. The bell rang and they headed for class.
After school she walked to the lake and sat at the little bench surrounded by trees and bluebells. She was alone in the abandon place. I wish I could be as beautiful as the bluebell’s she thought, and then I wouldn’t be judged for my mistakes and for my cuts and scars, my pain. She took out her blood stained razor and cut into her leg. To feel is to have the pain. That’s all she wanted was to feel, to be someone and not feel worthless, but she couldn’t seem to do that, to feel again after her life became downward. After striking her legs and watching the tears of her crimson blood flow down her legs she stood and headed towards her house. She had to by home by seven for her probation or they would send her back to the suicidal hospital and that’s the place she puts all her hatred towards. “Worry gives a small thing a big shadow”, as Kyle once told her and its true. “Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportunity. They seem to be more afraid of life than death”
She went straight to her room refusing dinner. She sat at her computer desk bored and feeling lonesome, needing to talk to someone, even if they were random. No one was online, so she searched for someone to talk to. She left a message to some boy that she recognized from a class. Not expecting to be heard back from he wrote, infact they wrote back and fourth for hours, days and then he asked her the
- Mood:
Joy - Listening to: white strips
- Reading: nothin
- Watching: the computer screen
- Playing: dumb
- Eating: nothing
- Drinking: nothin