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ALL Lives Matter
by Tiffany Lynn Simar → (All Poetry by Tiffany Lynn Simar)
Monday, April 24, 2017    Rated "PG" by the Author.
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 ALL Lives Matter

 

The worst feeling in the world is to believe that no one wants you, no one needs you, and no one loves you.

So many people don't understand how someone can sink so low that they feel the need to take their own life.

Could it be that they're selfish? Could it be that they want attention?

Could it be that they've lost touch with reality?

Perhaps you should ask yourself a better question...what could have been done differently to save their life?

I don't give a shit about what anyone says, until you have walked in the shoes of another person

you will never fully be able to understand their life choices, lifestyle, feelings, etc.

I have suffered from depression almost my whole life and was diagnosed with anxiety almost 3 years ago.

I am always exhausted, a sensitive person who cries often and takes everything to heart, I write and pour

my blood, sweat, and tears into everything that finds the page, I have feelings, I have heart,

I am an old soul, and would die for those I love. I, too, have considered suicide; I too have had a knife to my wrist and have come so close. Am I a coward? I don't know, but my fear of death, thoughts of family, and love for God keep me here.

I write all this to say that my life matters--even though tomorrow

I may tell you different--and ALL other lives matter, too.

I don't give a f*** if you are black, white, Hispanic, Asian, gay, straight, bi, or transgendered.

YOU matter! And any piece of shit that tells you otherwise is just that!

Every day is a struggle and some days I even struggle to function in general.

I laugh too loud and at odd times or places, I cry easily, I pick at the skin around my

nails till I bleed and I bite my nails, I do this weird blink nose twitch thing, there are days

my social anxiety comes back to bite me in the ass hard even, I eat my feelings at times, I long for

things I'll never have, I'm always over thinking, always afraid, always different, but DAMMIT

I am me just as you are you. People don't stop to think of how what they do and say can affect a person.

I have been told by more than one person to kill myself in my lifetime and they meant it, too.

They have even told me how to do the deed. These aren't just words, they are little scars that

eventually become an open wound over time. People need to be cautious especially now as we are

being run by a bully and bullying is at its peek. I feel so misunderstood.

Not many get what I am going through and the ones that do have no time for me.

I hate myself a lot and am really trying, but it's hard.

In closing, please be mindful and think of how others feel. Strive to help others or

at least to be the best you that you can be and know that we are all in this together.

Love and God Bless....

 

1/11/17


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 Reviews of "ALL Lives Matter"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 25, 2017
As I read, I can see you are crying out, through your poetry and the media of the Internet to try to explain why you feel the way you do. And I have read many other very similar poems by you in the short time that I have read you here.

I don't want to praise you for writing your heart out or to control you in your depressed state. The only thing I can say is that by writing and declaring what your problems are, you may be able to get a handle on them.

I have been depressed at times, for years, feeling alone and unsupported. It came primarily from rejection. But we all have rejection even the most popular and beautiful people get rejected and many suffer for it. But I worked myself through that rejection by building strong self-confidence that I always had anyway. Always looking out for the underdog in my weaker twin brother. But since I've been there and know what it is I have always tried to help out anyone that I know that is less fortunate than I. Believe it or not, I've been looked down upon for trying to help other people. But I don't care. Those people do not define me. And they shouldn't define you.

Keep writing your heart out, focusing on finding what you're good at and positive about, and hopefully, you will come out better.

In spite of great obstacles, I have never thought of suicide. However, if I suddenly found myself in great distress, either mental or physical, where I would suffer in pain for a long period of time, I think it would be rather easy to drift off into that sleep of death. And I have written so. I think those who stigmatize those who commit suicide as something very "ungodly" have it wrong. We all die. When we consciously decide when and how we will end our own life, it is actually a courageous act.

Ron

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on April 24, 2017
I have thought of taking my life. Yes, most definitely I have.


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