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Heart Shards
The shards of my broken heart cut deep.
- Feb 3, 2019
- 535
To Whom It May Concern: I've lived twenty-seven years, and I'm not impressed. The world's has shown its true colors. The depravity of people, People's inconsideration for others.
The truth is, people are flaky; they leave when they get what they want, or boredom sets. To others, I am no more than a pawn, a pawn they'll sacrifice to checkmate—achieve their own goals and desires. Who can blame someone for wanting to exit a world such as the one we all inhabit?
But those who kill themselves are selfish, aren't they? Yes. Those "selfish people" who suffered immensely, to such an apex, you would want to end your life too. Those "selfish people" that suffered not only physically, but mentally—both cases making each next breath increase in pain, misery, and dread. But it must be about you; am I wrong? Even my death won't be about me. It will be about people left to "pick up the pieces." "Why couldn't that person stick around, we miss her," they'll say. They won't give a shit, apart from my mother and father—they'll be screwed up for life, and I feel, in my last moments, dread for that upcoming situation.
Oh, I can see my funeral now. Everyone wearing black. People that had nothing to do with me in years, threw me to the fucking ground face first, didn't offer a hand to pull me back up, left me for dead. Well, they'll produce tears (I doubt authentic ones.) And they'll go on and on about how they could have done something to prevent my death—all the while not giving a shit. When I was alive, I didn't seem important. They will do anything to project themselves in the spotlight.
People will ask questions about the circumstances of my death, and I'll clear the air right now (you won't be able to get an interview from me about it later. My phone line will be… busy.) The first reason is mentioned above; the condition of the world, and how many abhorrent people occupy it. Maybe at one point we were human, but somewhere along the way we became animals. Most humans these days lack compassion. If someone is different, we laugh and mock them until they take their own lives. Look how many middle schoolers and high schoolers are pushed to their breaking point just because they don't follow the majority of brain-dead sheep. But life is a gift, right?
Another reason is I have no quality of life, and life by its nature takes everything away from you. It took people I loved; it robbed opportunities away from me (many, I had no say so because of how I was born.) But it gives too: misery, dread, mind numbing jobs, sickness, infinite responsibilities—depressed people are too tired for that jazz. Even when I was employed at my last intellectual aneurysm of a job, I was told that I was inadequate; I didn't make their "cut."
My life has gotten to a point where I can't continue. I'm a social reject, a mockery, a spectacle—that's why people want me to keep living. Maybe life is a gift when you laugh and enjoy your life at someone else's expense. And I won't even touch why the medical community and big pharma want you to live. It would too many pages, but I can wrap it up in one word: money.
So, I'm going to lie on this bed, in a hotel room, and swallow my poison, waiting for death to deliver me from an odious world. My last thoughts turn to possibilities of where life might have gone. Could my writing could have been successful? Maybe. But I'm too tired to stick around and wrestle with life. The last transition in thought is towards God. Will he reject me because I couldn't wait till Christmas to open my present, that the remaining forty years was too painful of a time to wait? I hope He accepts me into heaven; I had his Son, Jesus, in my heart—and that's better odds than if I didn't.
So, I'm checking myself out, aware of my consequences, making a rational decision although most society disagrees with that sentiment. As for my mom and dad, stay strong, live life the best you can. It's been twenty-seven years; we had a decent run. I love the both of you with all my capacity.
What does everyone think? Can't really ask my editor to go over it; I might get locked up in the ward. Maybe it's edgy, but it's my genuine feelings.
The truth is, people are flaky; they leave when they get what they want, or boredom sets. To others, I am no more than a pawn, a pawn they'll sacrifice to checkmate—achieve their own goals and desires. Who can blame someone for wanting to exit a world such as the one we all inhabit?
But those who kill themselves are selfish, aren't they? Yes. Those "selfish people" who suffered immensely, to such an apex, you would want to end your life too. Those "selfish people" that suffered not only physically, but mentally—both cases making each next breath increase in pain, misery, and dread. But it must be about you; am I wrong? Even my death won't be about me. It will be about people left to "pick up the pieces." "Why couldn't that person stick around, we miss her," they'll say. They won't give a shit, apart from my mother and father—they'll be screwed up for life, and I feel, in my last moments, dread for that upcoming situation.
Oh, I can see my funeral now. Everyone wearing black. People that had nothing to do with me in years, threw me to the fucking ground face first, didn't offer a hand to pull me back up, left me for dead. Well, they'll produce tears (I doubt authentic ones.) And they'll go on and on about how they could have done something to prevent my death—all the while not giving a shit. When I was alive, I didn't seem important. They will do anything to project themselves in the spotlight.
People will ask questions about the circumstances of my death, and I'll clear the air right now (you won't be able to get an interview from me about it later. My phone line will be… busy.) The first reason is mentioned above; the condition of the world, and how many abhorrent people occupy it. Maybe at one point we were human, but somewhere along the way we became animals. Most humans these days lack compassion. If someone is different, we laugh and mock them until they take their own lives. Look how many middle schoolers and high schoolers are pushed to their breaking point just because they don't follow the majority of brain-dead sheep. But life is a gift, right?
Another reason is I have no quality of life, and life by its nature takes everything away from you. It took people I loved; it robbed opportunities away from me (many, I had no say so because of how I was born.) But it gives too: misery, dread, mind numbing jobs, sickness, infinite responsibilities—depressed people are too tired for that jazz. Even when I was employed at my last intellectual aneurysm of a job, I was told that I was inadequate; I didn't make their "cut."
My life has gotten to a point where I can't continue. I'm a social reject, a mockery, a spectacle—that's why people want me to keep living. Maybe life is a gift when you laugh and enjoy your life at someone else's expense. And I won't even touch why the medical community and big pharma want you to live. It would too many pages, but I can wrap it up in one word: money.
So, I'm going to lie on this bed, in a hotel room, and swallow my poison, waiting for death to deliver me from an odious world. My last thoughts turn to possibilities of where life might have gone. Could my writing could have been successful? Maybe. But I'm too tired to stick around and wrestle with life. The last transition in thought is towards God. Will he reject me because I couldn't wait till Christmas to open my present, that the remaining forty years was too painful of a time to wait? I hope He accepts me into heaven; I had his Son, Jesus, in my heart—and that's better odds than if I didn't.
So, I'm checking myself out, aware of my consequences, making a rational decision although most society disagrees with that sentiment. As for my mom and dad, stay strong, live life the best you can. It's been twenty-seven years; we had a decent run. I love the both of you with all my capacity.
What does everyone think? Can't really ask my editor to go over it; I might get locked up in the ward. Maybe it's edgy, but it's my genuine feelings.