A cutters afterlife

by Mark   May 8, 2008


Between life and death
exist a fog of souls
within your first breath
you walk among the undead ghouls

forever here you have to stay
while fear surrounds you day by day
no road you see, no love you feel
and your wounded heart will never heal

all screaming for a light to find
but can't cause all undead souls are blind
and they will never find the peace
their essence flies to the very last breeze

only between life and death
you will experience this emptiness
and if you haven't come this far
don't worry,
cause it's starts with your very first scar...

(I am not a cutter, just trying to reach the people who cuts them selves)

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  • 15 years ago

    by nobody truly knows me

    Wow, very powerful. i can relate with this so much. >.> i enjoyed reading this, it's definitly one of the best cuttere poems i've read. excellent job.

  • 15 years ago

    by Monica93

    WOW!!!!
    it was great and i could relate to it!!! good job Mark!!!!! 5/5

  • 15 years ago

    by BlueEyedMystery

    *shivers* I can relate to this, unfortunately, but this did not sound like the typical cutter's poem. It was more thought out.. better wording.

    Between life and death
    exist a fog of souls
    within your really first breath
    you walk among the undead ghouls
    ^^ In the third like I don't like the word "really" there. It didn't make that much sense to me, and I just think there are some better words that could be used, or maybe just take it out altogether.

    forever here you have to stay
    while fear surrounds you day by day
    no road you see, no love you feel
    and you wounded heart will never heal
    ^^ In the last line "you" should be "your". I think you need to capitalize the beginning of the lines, just proper grammar, and it makes the poem look more neat and organized, more appealing for the reader.

    This was really a great poem, definitely one of the best cutting poems I've ever read. Just take my suggestions into consideration, but don't feel obligated to change anything, because this it -your- poem, and if you like it, dont't change it. :]

    Keep writing!
    Cayce

  • Well i though it was great. i loved it.

  • 15 years ago

    by Forever

    The message I got from this is very powerful. Are you saying that people who are not content never rest? If so, I agree.
    This is immensly well-written and I rate it 5/5. Great.

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