I love this, the short fractured sentences mimic the thought patterns so well...and the downward spiral ending in no hope...well I've been there, you express it greatly.
Anne
2 November 2002 - 1:58am — Nicole Bingham (not verified)
nice images without having to come and and say everything that is implied. like the choppy way it is written, it gives you a sense of the neck snapping as the rope pulls or the sound of the bullet crunching through a skull. lovely.
14 November 2002 - 1:30am — Abbey Reeder (not verified)
nicely written. i can relate to this poem in some ways because i have thought of a few of these things when i was in my deep, dark depression, but have gotten help, by going to therapy and having great friends, and i am doing much better since then. great read.
Damn! So short, yet so deep.
Holy Crap! that's fricken awesome!
it's short, and snappy! I love it... keep up the good work!
lots of love...
Jamie Jo
I love this, the short fractured sentences mimic the thought patterns so well...and the downward spiral ending in no hope...well I've been there, you express it greatly.
Anne
i like this poem a lot. i have to go to a shrink now because i have tried to commit suicide many times...but i guess thats the way it is!
Master of haiku, we are not worthy!
Prophetic Echo
Gail Clarke
I think this peom is too long to be a short poem and too short to be a long poem... If you catch my drift.
nice
I recently lost a cousin to suicide. I don't know about the rest of the family, but I can't help but feel that I failed him somehow.
wow... amazing, intense, i love it.
This poem gets right to the point.
Dorothy Parker had a simular poem she called
"resume"
Resume
Razors pain you;
Rivers are damp;
Acids stain you;
And drugs cause cramp.
Guns aren't lawful;
Nooses give;
Gas smells awful;
You might as well live.
It is true that all poets share the same soul
I love your perspective you made your point
with a tighter rythm and with less words.
Short and quick to the point!!! Easy to happen when people stop paying attention.
Wow man, I really really like this poem. I'm going to read a lot more of your stuff. You surely have talent.
J
excellent visuals on this piece
creative
very
Much Respect, One Love
nice images without having to come and and say everything that is implied. like the choppy way it is written, it gives you a sense of the neck snapping as the rope pulls or the sound of the bullet crunching through a skull. lovely.
this poem leads to one last breath.
SHIT!!! THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY LUV...LOVELY!!
nicely written. i can relate to this poem in some ways because i have thought of a few of these things when i was in my deep, dark depression, but have gotten help, by going to therapy and having great friends, and i am doing much better since then. great read.