Killian
Walliver
Two Thousand Club
(Spoken from the POV of my OC, Killian)
“Perhaps this is what I deserve”
I think, as I lay on my back in this field
The blood trickles through my fingertips, down my side, into the grass, the traitor’s knife tossed to the reeds
“Perhaps this is the way I should pass on”
I think, as I remember that I am alone
I will be forgotten by most, only remembered by those I will hurt in my passing, yet quickly forgotten by them too
“Perhaps I should fight, to go in a more painful way”
I muse, thinking of those I have hurt
Victims of my temper, the people who despise my existence, those who have wished me dead for so long
“Maybe I will finally make someone happy this way”
I think, somewhat regretfully, of the people I have loved
Of the blonde beauty that suffered at my hand, the mother who always loved, the friend who cared, if only to pity
“This is not what I deserve, I deserve much worse”
And I remember all the screams
The terror that my love shall never be rid of, the nights my mother begged me not to go out into the rain, the week before this when I put myself in front of a car
“And yet this is how I leave. Forgive me, please”
“Forgive me, for all the pain that I have caused. All the nightmares and agony I leave behind. Forgive me, for I was never good enough. I could never be a perfect friend, a perfect partner, or a perfect son.”
“Forgive me, for I will die without making enough amends. Forgive me, for these thoughts in my head shall never be spoken to those who deserve to hear them the most.”
“I am sorry, for everything. I wish I could have done better.”
And with that, I close my eyes, take a breath, and drift away.
Yet when I wake, there is the soft thump of the cold heart in my chest, the shrill beep of a heart monitor
And I know I have a chance
So I turn to my mother, staring into her eyes, and I begin to speak those thoughts aloud
I am not redeemed, nor am I resolved of my crimes
I will do whatever it takes to make amends
“Forgive me.”
“Perhaps this is what I deserve”
I think, as I lay on my back in this field
The blood trickles through my fingertips, down my side, into the grass, the traitor’s knife tossed to the reeds
“Perhaps this is the way I should pass on”
I think, as I remember that I am alone
I will be forgotten by most, only remembered by those I will hurt in my passing, yet quickly forgotten by them too
“Perhaps I should fight, to go in a more painful way”
I muse, thinking of those I have hurt
Victims of my temper, the people who despise my existence, those who have wished me dead for so long
“Maybe I will finally make someone happy this way”
I think, somewhat regretfully, of the people I have loved
Of the blonde beauty that suffered at my hand, the mother who always loved, the friend who cared, if only to pity
“This is not what I deserve, I deserve much worse”
And I remember all the screams
The terror that my love shall never be rid of, the nights my mother begged me not to go out into the rain, the week before this when I put myself in front of a car
“And yet this is how I leave. Forgive me, please”
“Forgive me, for all the pain that I have caused. All the nightmares and agony I leave behind. Forgive me, for I was never good enough. I could never be a perfect friend, a perfect partner, or a perfect son.”
“Forgive me, for I will die without making enough amends. Forgive me, for these thoughts in my head shall never be spoken to those who deserve to hear them the most.”
“I am sorry, for everything. I wish I could have done better.”
And with that, I close my eyes, take a breath, and drift away.
Yet when I wake, there is the soft thump of the cold heart in my chest, the shrill beep of a heart monitor
And I know I have a chance
So I turn to my mother, staring into her eyes, and I begin to speak those thoughts aloud
I am not redeemed, nor am I resolved of my crimes
I will do whatever it takes to make amends
“Forgive me.”