I was lost...

There has been many days I've almost

went thought with my plans of ending

it all. But i am afraid of hurting,

the people that love and

care about me.

The temptations

are so hard to hold back when you

are in so much pain and sick of all

the suffering.There have been

many times I've tried to end it all. One of

the main reasons I never went

through with it is because I don't want

all the people who love and care about

me to be the ones to suffer and be

sad, if I did end up ending it all. I just

rather be the one suffering than others to be suffering.

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Nelly101
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Amazing work
___________

This is very relatable, the emotion is amazing.
correct punchuation

here-
me to be the ones to suffer and be

sad, if I did end up ending it all. I just

rather be the one suffering than others to be suffering.

Try to start a new line for where the commers/full-stops are,
because this makes me a bit dizzy.
Or make it a small diary? Might be good.

This reminds me of a bullied teenager's diary who feels really depressed.
Does this relate to you?

Thank-you for sharing this masterpiece see you later
-Nelly aka Neko-

i wasn't getting bullied at the time i wrote this but i was extremely depressed

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lilyE Review
lilyE wrote a review · Wed Dec 04, 2013 8:40 pm

This is an incredibly powerful piece that a lot of people can relate to. this can relate to the people who try but are always shot or turned down. lot's of people can really relate to this piece, it is powerful, it sends a message and people who face this kind of problems everyday , some of them end it some don't and that is because they believe enough to see the greater good.
the title is strong it though it is short it sends a message for example it makes the reader wonder why was the person lost it intrigues and some how allows the reader to get lost into the poem, to be able to empathize and sympathize with this particular writer, this poem is an inspiration to those who are constantly bullied everyday and those who bully.
but the fact that the person didn't end their life because of people who they love, shows that love is so strong that it can overcome doing things that are wrong and will hurt to the people they care about.

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ElectricSkies Review

This is an incredibly powerful piece that a lot of people can relate to. The fact that you kept yourself from ending it because you didn't want anyone to be hurt is very noble and really speaks a lot about you as a person. I hope things work out for you and those you care about. Pour yourself into your poetry and your writing as you did here and not only will you continue to create something inspiring and beautiful out of something so awful, but it should also help you cope. It helped me.

~ElectricSkies

thanks :) everything is going good now it took a long time and there was a lot of heartache in the process. in the end it was worth it because i wouldn't be who i am today.

I am so glad everything worked out! I'm really happy that you have a positive outlook about it!

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Kaity
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That is a really strong poem. Your emotion is incredible!

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planve
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planve wrote a review · Wed Dec 04, 2013 10:09 am

Wow...I wont lie because this is really really sad and a bit depressing. But, with the sad and negative view of it kinda makes it a bit more touching. My favorite part seems to be "The temptations are so hard to hold back", really gets me in the chest. Anyway, there's no need for any change except try to paragraph it a bit properly...and i look forward to reading one similar to this again.

thanks for the feedback! :)



“Such nonsense!" declared Dr Greysteel. "Whoever heard of cats doing anything useful!" "Except for staring at one in a supercilious manner," said Strange. "That has a sort of moral usefulness, I suppose, in making one feel uncomfortable and encouraging sober reflection upon one's imperfections.”
— Susanna Clarke, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell