Mum's taken my blades away,
But I know where they are.
I don't dare collect them though,
For she might see me try.
She doesn't even trust me now,
To be all by myself.
On a day that I am home,
All on my own,
I take a screwdriver
From the kitchen drawer
And rush back to my room.
Never before have I done this,
I'm thinking to myself.
As screwdriver and sharpener collide,
The driver starts to twist.
"How stiff" I think,
Using all my might,
I can't do it,
I'm too weak.
But then the screw is loosened,
And the metal falls away,
A new betrayal has begun,
Between my mother and me.
But I love my dear mother,
I'm sorry for letting her down.
Ashamed, I locked the blade away,
In a small blue plastic box.
Now it sits there on my shelf,
Two days since last touched,
Maybe I really am stronger,
Than the silver in the box.
17/12/14
(It's my birthday tomorrow)
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Poems collection -Self harm (trigger warning)
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