If You Died Tomorrow

by InsanityC

Just a Poem. Belongs to me, not you.

If you died tomorrow,
Slit your throat and bled to death,
Thinking that no one would care.

If you died tomorrow,
Who would cry?
Who would go to your funeral?
And would it just be for the drive?

If you died tomorrow,
I would care.

So when you're feeling dark inside,
Call me up and have a chat.
Your any wish I will abide.

I will make you laugh,
Make you remember the good times.
In friendship you are my other half.

And if you died tomorrow,
Part of me would die too.
Just forget about your sorrow,
Pick up the phone, I'm always there.

You may think that life isn't worth living,
But if you were to die,
My mind would shortly go missing.
Insanity, your death would cause.

If you died tomorrow,
You might think no one would cry.
You might think you'd have no funeral,
That no one would even try.

But I will tell you now,
If you were to die tomorrow,
I would be the one to cry.

In friendship you are my other half,
And if you died tomorrow,
I would weep on your behalf.

So pick up the phone,
Put down the knife.
I will speak to you softly in the kindest tone.
My greatest treasure id your life.
You'll never be alone,
So drop the knife,
And remember:
The only thing you need is a phone.