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Bleeding to Forget

Contributed by Faust on Thursday, 7th April 2005 @ 11:35:03 PM in AEST
Topic: self-harmpoetry

We come into life without a care in the world, and are happy to receive gifts from another. We grow older as time moves forward, and we learn of beyond the body. Most go through life with out seeing, seeing how fowl some become. But they have a way to deal to which most would never succome. Through bleeding we forget the problems in our soul, and forget about the ones who hurt us so. Most find us insane for using such methods, but we are better off than alcholics, or potheads. We would rather bleed and forget, than live our life in regret. So we cause ourself a little pain, it gets rid off the thoughts in our brain. It saves our heart from falling apart. It heals the part that feels missing from us. The blade is a wat to dispel the hate in our soul. It stops us from hurting those who hurt us...If we were to hurt we would become what we set out to destroy. So think before saying one is crazy for harming themself. You've never delt with thier pain yourself.

Copyright © Faust ... [ 2005-04-07 23:35:03]
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Re: Bleeding to Forget (User Rating: 1 )
by Lenore_Poe15 on Saturday, 23rd April 2005 @ 11:36:46 PM AEST
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good point, very good point. If only people new they wouldn't try and change people like that

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