Terminating Tragedy

Hello fellow readers,

'Death is a question in life
Life is the answer to death.'

Like I hinted above:
Death

Who deserves to die?
Maybe no one or maybe someone.
Yet how does our opinion matter when it all happens to everyone in turn, right?
WRONG

'Actions speak louder than words.'
Isn't that a common proverb between us teens?
Here we are proving that both speak loud and not one louder than the other.
Intentionally or unintentionally, jabbing people with our words.

Suicide.
Nothing serious, eh? Quite the opposite.
Yesterday, an ordinary, pretty and pleasant looking 15 year old took her life away.
Neither do I know her, neither do I know why this happened.
Why am I affected? Good question.
A girl of the same age, living right here where I am, a tenth grader just like me and she's dead.
Maybe not quite effective but I still hear a loud ping in my heart thinking about any of this.

With no idea of the scenario or any reliable information but again rather, word of mouth,
I'm here writing.
Nobody deserves to die.
Nobody deserves to not feel needed.

That classmate who sits behind you and smiles at you and you never spoke to?
He must be abused at home everyday.
That girl you got angry at in line must have not slept in days for making wrong decisions.

What if we spoke?
Would that perhaps change a slight change of path and cause something completely different?
YES
Smile and make a person's day.
What if you're the reason to save a life?

Rest In Peace, Stella.
You will be missed.
-the people who didn't speak.

Your words mean something, readers, think before you speak.



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