No longer torture,
Can't feel the pain,
This kitchen of hell,
Driving me insane.
Can't handle the Hunger
The depression,
The death.
Religion the answer?
Another child's last breath.
The hard-working life of an immigrant,
But no money to spend.
My culture,
My heritage,
My beliefs,
Could this be the end?
With the stench of failure
I must push on.
For my children,
My Friends,
Life will go on.
And the path will get rough,
Many forks in the road.
Hell's kitchen will never win,
For that I thank god.
As the blade touched my trembling skin I felt a sudden urge of happiness.
A happiness that I can no longer describe.
With every inch that the steel sunk into my neck,
I was grateful that finally, Lord, finally I get to feel physical pain like i do emotionally.
The blood dripped on the bathroom floor making a sweet sound of pain and reassurance.
(if you didn't, please read the description)
Morning starts with
a cry of grief, a peice of toast,
warm tea, and a smack upside your
undeserving head
Don't turn it on, don't listen in,
the news is known, and your husband's
hand against your skin says
"Don't look now honey, our light is dead."
"I'm sorry to tell you she's gone for good,
nope no chance of life dear, sit down here.
You can see her for the last time soon."
In your panic you can't remember
her face, but the man in the corner has her eyes,
and the woman with the coffee
holds exactly how she held her spoon.
Suddenly it's time and your toast
starts to rise, you knew she'd be famous,
"She had that famous fa
Current Residence: River Falls Favourite genre of music: ska, punk, folk, and some rap Favourite photographer: Jessica Nelson Shell of choice: conch Favourite cartoon character: Peter Pan Personal Quote: You bet your sweet bippy.
a submission to your senses tired of seeing nothing but the shadow on the wall so straight down like smooth raindrops we find ourselves in the faucet, falling onto the looking glass, and so laid amoungst the nelumbo buds i came to realize that i was nameless here for evermore.
so after a long night of hanging with kyle, i wrote this in a notebook i have. i don't remember writing this, but i believe the last line is from edgar allen poe, and a nelumbo is a type of lilly pad, i didn't even know i knew that...i had to look it up after reading it in my notebook.