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I think this is one way many people have taken their lives. Those who say we kill ourselves do not normally commit suicide. Those who are thought to be well organized or never vowed to take such actions are the ones who are mostly found to commit suicide. Could there be a way to detect future suicide committers long before they lost their lives. However, some of those who commit suicide are believed to be cowards who are not able to look at themselves seriously. They seldom accuse or blame others for being responsible of their failures. In some cases intelligent people were found to be among those who commit suicide who may develop some sort of frustration with life. Some others who commit suicide may develop feelings of isolation, marginalization or rejection by their own communities. They think there is a hidden campain of hatred directed upon them which they can not bear with. And many more other reasons.

He started to feel insecure
Fear gripped him in he heart
Silence was the sound he heard
He read himself very negatively
He danced to the tune of the devil
As the steam of anger boiled over
He tried to switch his mind off
But he missed the right button
With spades of unpleasant past
He kept digging himself deeper
Then he grabbed the gun
He shot himself dead
He committed suicide
Tragic
   

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Reviewed on November 8, 2005
tragic, but some people are desperate for relief from their problems, so they do this. i nearly joined them after my mom died, but thank GOD i never did this!!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :(

powerful, much needed write!

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on November 8, 2005
Tragic, indeed, and there truly are many reasons people finally resort to this last desperate act.

Reviewed by Dawn Richerson
Reviewed on November 8, 2005
Abdi-Noor, this is an intersting look at a tragic subject. I couldn't begin to explore it myself with any rational sense, too close to home. Dawn

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on November 8, 2005
I asked a librarian for a book on suicide. She told me no cos I may not bring it back!!!

I've lost a few friends to suicide. They were all intelligent.
Seemed to love life. Is a real shock when told about their untimely death. One is left thinking wheather one could have helped prevent it.
But like the minister said. No one is to feel guilty about not being able to prevent it.
Plumb. When you speak of fear, insecurity, morbid introspection.
Plus mental self beatings, and rejection, real or imagined. A sad subject you write about...

Reviewed by Shoma Mittra
Reviewed on November 8, 2005
As usual a very thought provoking write Abdi. You ahve left me wondering and curious. - shoma


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