If you feel hopeless, I hope this helps

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Mumbai Suicide Helpline: 1800-599-0019
Aasra (Hindi/English): 91-9820466726

life is a journey for the tough,
it does get pretty rough...
that's why suicide is an option,
try cutting, choking or poison.

but you do not know what lies,
beyond these worldly ties.
does a hell of another kind await?
or does death open heaven's gate?

Do you have the courage to stay?
To keep such thoughts at bay?
Do you have the courage to exist,
for those in your contact list?

Those who chose life to accompany you, 
Choose them over the gloom & blue.
Life will unravel to just be fine,
If the courage to live you find. 


Pause. If life feels like it's betrayed you, it isn't your fault. If it feels like no one loves you, you can hold yourself in your own arms. If I, a random person on the internet, thinks that maybe you should stay a little longer, maybe that means youre worth it. It feels like the worst part of life. But it only means that the best is on its way. 

Just think of those who once were proud of you. Think of tears that will be shed by your name. Be a bit selfish and think of all the joy waiting to come to you. You deserve it. And it's so close. Don't let it go in vain. 

Contact the above numbers urgently. 

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