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"GOING OUT"She would go out in luxury. One last exquisite soak.
The pills and wine were close at hand.
She would turn the water on again and then her toe would make its home in the spigot.
(She whispered, "God, please help me stop." )
Prayer Girl
"To love deeply in one direction makes us more loving in all others."
- Anne-Sophie Swetchine
17 comments:
"To love deeply in one direction makes us more loving in all others."
What happened to love of self here?
But, having said that, a gentle way to go. But not for you my friend.
so sad. Surrender to God not death! Eeerie, Magpie, none the less.
Oh jeepers such a sadness to hopelessness. blessings
QMM
I loved that the character was still reaching out for help.
Sad...
...and we know so many on the verge. We see them, hear them, everywhere.
Is this your first Mag? It is not a happy one...so sad. And HOPE is there/here for the asking.
Oh my!!! I wonder she hadhad to face, to come to such a tragic end...
Very beautifully written, my friend..
Bravo!
Oh my goodness P G...this is so poignant. [and the graphic is awesome]
Wow, powerful.
I hope that she doesn't die. Too many senseless suicides.
No, don't do it! Not even in a Marilyn-Monroe-toe-stuck-in-the-spigot kind of way!
and i imagine he will...
a desperate moment there...
nice mag!
This will end the way we want it.God will send her someone, an angel.
oooh ... so much feeling in so few words .. brilliant!
it does seem like an easy way to go. I hear the Romans slit their wrists first.
very intense Magpie.
I have been there before and God did help me stop. If it were not for His love I would not be alive today.
Gee, so sad and desperate. Thankfully, I cannot imagine such feelings that would make one want to end it all. I do hope He intervened in time.
I am not going like that - I do not even like baths....to bad for her...bkm
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