“It’s Time For Me”


Still, here I am dying and crying out
to the night.
Solitary tears dampen my face as I
stare out my bedroom window up at
the stars and the hidden moon
wishing I could be up there, too.
Now, I’m not sure if there is a God,
but I pray for him to come down
and save me.
I need him to take me into his arms
and give me the love that I need and
the strength to keep myself growing
in this world.
My soul cannot take anymore
depression and I alone cannot get it
to go away.
My mind is lost for I can barely
think of how to write this poem.
I can’t even decide how to feel and
so I just cry.
I let every emotion flow out of my
body leaving my skin swollen and my
stomach burning.
My poor heart, I feel I have done
wrong to it, somehow, some way.
I never meant for my life to be like
this: so helpless and worthless.
I tried to give it the best of love
but I chose always the wrong people.
I tried to do my best in everything
but I failed it all and there is
nothing left to do but to give up.
It doesn’t even feel wrong to say or
do that, yet, I know that it is.
Something is wrong… and it’s making
everything I do and feel wrong.
I am a child and I don’t know the
things in life that can destroy a
persons soul so I cannot keep them
away.
Whatever they are have found me and
I am fearing my every breath.
For this could be something so
powerful that it may be taking my
life without me even knowing.
I just find myself holding me tight
in the nights and begging for an
angel to come and take me away.
Everyday I keep my eyes wide open
for someone to come along and help
me put a smile on my face.
I wish I knew when I lost my smile,
or where it went and who it went
with.
It’s time for me to get it back so
I can be who I really am instead of
wanting to isolate myself from the
world.
It’s time for me to get help…


Please… HELP ME.


©1998-1999 By Ashley Hamm. This poem was written by Ashley Hamm and may not be copied in anyway.
If found to be copied or stolen the theif will have his or her hands cut off and their eyes will be ripped from their head.



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