things i wrote its prolly no good lol.
Hey, I dont post on here often but I wanted to share a couple things I wrote:
Tw...Suicide mentioned
The girl who flew
I walked down the long street
Listening for the sound of sirens
Wishing and hoping my family will be okay
As I made my way to the house I felt a warm breeze on my face.
I decided to turn around it's not like I’m needed there any way
They were all smiling and hugging they looked like a normal family
I didnt wanna mess that up for them and enter their lives again
I fly away in the wind wishing I could go back.
I fly away wondering if I am missed
I fly away wishing I could hug my sister again
I fly away wishing I was wanted by my family
I fly away wishing I could fly away forever
I fly away just as bad as I was before I decided to fly
I fly away wondering if it was worth flying
I fly away hoping that my family will be okay.
I walk down the street
I walk past the street I flew at.
I walked past the light post I got jumped at.
I walked all the way till I was there.
I was at my grave where I became one with my body.
Normal :
Normal one word I never understood
Normal the one-phrase that was not true
Normal is it possible that normal is a thing
Normal is different from my view of the world
Normal is a word that will make everyone question life
Normal job
Normal nose
Normal face
Normal eyes
Nobody has normal
Normal is a word we made up to make everyone work towards it.
Normal is you
Normal is your nose
Normal is your body
Normal is your personality
Normal is your eyes
Normal is the way you act
Normal is the way you walk
Normal is the way you talk
Normal is the way you live your life
@Selfloveisimportant
Thank you so much for sharing these deeply personal writings with us. The emotions in both pieces are so raw and profound, and it’s clear that you’ve been holding onto a lot of heavy feelings. In "The Girl Who Flew," there’s such a deep sense of isolation and longing for connection, while also expressing a painful desire to disappear. It feels like you're grappling with wanting to be seen, to be loved, and yet feeling like you're somehow separate from the world around you. The imagery of flying away is so powerful—it really captures the feeling of drifting between being present and wanting to escape.
In "Normal," the way you reflect on what the word means really strikes a chord. It speaks to the pressures so many of us feel about fitting into society’s expectations, and how elusive the idea of "normal" can be. It’s such a relatable exploration of how we compare ourselves to an ideal that might not even exist.
Your voice is strong! Thank you again for sharing this with us—it takes a lot of courage to put these emotions into words!