White Coats or A Friend (Part 5)
Most of you, if not all, should know the story of Chris. Chris was a happy young adult at the age of seventeen until he was awoken one evening by his worst nightmare. I wasn’t planning on adding this installment, but this may be read as the fifth part to Closure. Enjoy.
Eight corners shadowed, masking the white death, with no bars and no light in this room with one breath. His hair is ripped out from his scalp and his chest and his vocal chords are rotted out from screaming at the crest. He’s been working on his teeth, but can’t reach the last molar, as the pretty red spatters encompass his disorder. He’s bipolar, schizophrenic, cutting at a friend. He’s a menace to himself and he’s yearning to pretend that the end is the beginning and he’ll find his salvation drowning in a pool of blood and salivation. Sitting on the ground of a cloud he’s on top, and he chokes ‘till it burns or his wind pipe pops but he stops to feel something, something more than pain, it’s control shooting tingles and mingles to his brain. He hears a friend knocking through the back of his eyes and he cries to get him out, he’s yearning for demise. He knows because he’s tried, and he grows because he’s lied; he needs help, he’s skeptical, his vision grows wide. Inside he rages on top of his stage; it’s done and he’s won, and he’s turned a new page. His bursting red pupils lay staring up at him; his vision’s now clear and hears angelic hymns, but this friend he’s now ended was never inside his head as he stares down his father’s broken wind pipe in bed. He can’t shed a tear in this padded room, instead, now the white coats are coming and it’s time to get fed.
