Cutter 'what are you scared of?'she was too pale to be held against the sun: so she leans against it until you can't see her face.her eyes were chalk-smudges on blackboards, blurred against a backdrop of white-washed walls. her outline was all fade-out and lace, as white as winter could be.her words were quiet like stains are, clinging to a curtain in the window. just trying to blend into the pattern, or at least not become part of it.and when she breathes her chest swells with see-through lungs--hoping that if you focus, you'll see right through her glass skin. after all, she's just a smudge of the wrong varnish in your eyes.she shudders
FifteenThe blushing crowsLand on my clothes.They tease my earsWith regrets and fears.So I supposeThis is how my life goes.Purples, blues, greens, yellows It's something that I never chose.My eyes squeeze shut. Another cut.I mend and stitchThe holes and splits The ones I etchedAnd the ones you stretched.Six hundred pounds of fleshResting upon my chest.It's harder to catch my breath.I hope this is not my death.The worms withdrawWhile the vultures clawAnd begin to gnawAt my limbs of strawMy skin bursts openTo release words unspoken.Down the streetTires screamHeadlights creep.A young teen
He Smiles Without A MouthHe always watches, but he has no eyes.He laughs behind you, but he cannot speak.He follows you everywhere you go, but he does not walk.He always smiles, but he has no mouth.He stands a great height, but he is given no advantage.He is in the back yard, but he does not announce himself.He is known as the slender man, but he has no name.
The Intelligent Are So SadA cascade of words parade around,with thoughts of atoms and connotation.She is brilliant, they say,but she knows she is lost.Numbers are her companion, she understands their mean, average.Words can twist her brain,she loves the wonder they bring.She is intelligent, they say,but sometimes,she doesn't feel clever enough.Sometimes she feels clever too much.Excusez-moi, in perfect French,but nothing is gained by perfect word tense.She is clever, they say.But she is not clever the way they know.She sees things as they are,and she prefers her thoughts to the world.She knows she loves them more than they in return
Don't Talk To Me "I'm sorry," I said, and meant it. She nodded, her expression unfathomable. "Me too." There was a long pause. "Just two days ago," I said quietly, avoiding her eyes, "we couldn't even be in the same room without going for each other's throats." She turned away. "Yeah," she admitted. "But look at us now." I continued, "And just two months ago we were the best of friends. But look at us now." This time I looked directly at her, smiling mirthlessly. "But look at us now," she
Through a gap in the fenceThrough a gap in the fencethey saw each other.Drawings on the wallsfor messages of love.Images don't matter anymoreas words are the only thingthat can travelthrough that gap in the fence.Whispers of loveand no one else cares.Still they have not seen each other through the small gap in the fence,But of courseall good things must end.The gap was closed and their love was lost.As time erasestheir love was lostand the lovers who met through a gap in the fencenever got to whispertheir sweet nothings to each otherthrough a gap in the fence again.
Your Life's A StageLife is comparable to a bookWhich would make today a pageDon't dream of the drama unfoldingAct it out upon the stageIf the stage is your lonely roomAnd the theatre is your homeThen why not be the protagonistHeroes never die aloneIf you are treading those boards tonightThen be careful how you goShow the world and open your mindTo learn things that remain unknownAnd if you are the directorMake sure the cast know their linesIf their actions stray away from the plotThen cast them out of your lifeIf you are seeking attentionAwaiting ovation from the stallsBe sure to do something worthy Before the last curtain
Writers BlockThere is a heart in a ribcageAnd a brain sitting in a skullThere is a history that is voidAnd potential which is nullJust puddles of inspirationWhere the vast ocean once sprayedAn endless tide of moonshineSwelled upon my parchment pageThere's a brain sitting in a skullThere is a heart in a ribcageThere is ink in my fountain penBut still no words on my pageJust embers of inspirationWhere a great fire once roaredI'll stoke it with those memoriesI've been afraid of and ignored
Sometimes I Lose ThingsSometimes I lose things.Sometimes it's little things.Things like my ipod or my keys.Bobby pins and chapsticks often evanesce without warning or cause.Sometimes I lose bigger things.Things like my favorite sweater or my school bag.Things like the reason I came into a room,Or the memories of what I had for breakfast that morning.Sometimes I lose my train of thought, or the point I was trying to make or an idea.Sometimes I lose arguments.Sometimes I lose friends.I like to think all the things I lose go to the same place.A plain white place full of hair ties and dollar store bracelets,And I like to think they all wait th
Allieat the age of one, allie martinwas diagnosed with leukemia.by three, her parents were carrying around a hairless baby,and dreading each x they marked the calendar with.but this is not a cancer story,because by the age of four, she was curedand she doesn't know why,but she doesn't concern herself with the why.allie martin is the best cheerleader i know,just because she seems so happy to be up theretrying to make everyone else happy.see, when she was in the hospital, her parents said,she was the happiest patient there."alison martin?""it's allie, and i am here."if there is one thing i cannot say about allie,it is
a dying heartI just wanted to tell you that I never meant what I said I never thought That you were gonna be upset Now I m regretting it Now I get the meaning of the bitterness after those sweet times with you I know that I can't get rid of it by candies because you are the only sweets that I needI can't stop thinking of youSadness and darkness took over my heart And my heart can't stop crying and bleeding while longing for you I wish that my feelings can reach you The feelings of someone who is agonizingAnd calling for you.
Suicide On Your LipsI tried so hard to pull awayAt the end of the night when we kissedBut as you begged me once again to stayI could taste suicide on your lipsAnd such an intoxicating fragranceFar removed from the stench of deathSuch a beautiful perfume of lifeOf a lost girl hollow from neglectAm I too late to save her my LordWill those lips ever smile againWhen razorblade remedies are scarringHer beautiful porcelain skinYou spoke of your sorrows till midnightThen you slept in my arms until dawnAwoke and cried tears until middayFor your past and your present you mournedAnd when the last tear finally fellI explained I'd never lea
Society Is Ugly.Society is ugly.Not you.Beauty is defined byHow you act.Not by the number on theScale.Starving doesn't work.Purging doesn't work.Pills don't work.The girl you seeIn the mirror is PerfectJust the way she isNow.Don't get upset becauseYou don't match upTo the media'sExpectations.Cutting won't work.Crying won't work.Dying won't work.Remember this:Society is ugly.Not you.
They Watch UsThey Watch Us:Perched high upon the mountains;With wings as black as night.They watch us in the hour,Before darkness turns to light.I've seen them in my visions;In dreams they come and go,But the things they seem to tell meI guess nobody should know...I've seen children that are buried,Beneath a frozen lake.A maiden sits there weeping;Her heart is soon to break.The crows flutter downward,A noose amongst their hands.They take the maiden away,To a dark and distant land.And even if I follow -Even if I try...I'll simply end up buried,Where the frozen children lie.-Chen Yuan Wen, 10th November 2012
monsteri hide my face behind my hair so people won't see my ugly faceand get scared i'm a monsterso please don't stare