Trains

I was planning my blip to be a photo of my cozy tea when I got home from school and taken with my canon. But while I was waiting for the train I saw a girl on the other platform leaning we body off the platform and onto the tracks. A man on my platform flashed a flashlight on her and asked why she wanted to end her life, and that it wasn't worth it. She thought he was a cop and was going to arrest her. She assured him she wasn't scared of him or the tracks. She backed away and her friends seemed to be afraid that the bystander was a cop. I'm not sure if he was or not. But I couldn't help be paralyzed. That in front of me someone was playing with life or death. Like it was a game. And I thought of my cousin, Mike who recently passed away. And thought if that night was he playing a game.

Death isn't something to meddle with. There is always something to live for even in the darkest of times. We are only put into situations that we can handle. Sometimes we are stronger than we think. For anyone out there who can't see the the light right now, please, it gets better. And you should be there to witness it.

If anyone ever needs to talk or just needs someone to listen, I am here. Don't play a game that you may not win.