By Sandra Cisneros
From Loose Woman: Poems
Bring me a drink.
I need to think a little.
Paper. Pen.
And I could use the stink
of a good cigar–even
though the sun’s out.
The grackles in the trees.
The grackles inside my heart.
Broken feathers and stiff wings.
I could jump.
But I don’t.
You could kill me.
But you won’t.
The grackles
calling to each other.
The long hours.
The long hours.
The long hours.
Feminist Texican Reads 
Why contemplate suicide when there’s someone who will bring you a drink, and you don’t even have to say “please”?
Please don’t jump in the river. Please. Unless it’s for recreation and you have a beer in your hand.
going through my blue period second this month. completely get it. I want to jump to. The black dog is calling & it wants me to die.
MorganRae, I tried to email you at the address you left, but it bounced back. I don’t know if you’ll be back to see this, but if you need someone to talk to, you can call the 24/7 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK. You can also email me any time at thefeministtexican @ gmail.com, okay? *hugs*