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Dear Depression


Dear Depression I hate the fact you give me the feeling of loneliness and oppression I hate the fact you make me feel alone in a room full of people I hate the fact in that same exact room I don't feel as equal I hate the fact I can't befriend people because I feel like they'll never understand me And That they'll see me differently I'm afraid they'll see through the laugh and goofy smiles And that they'll see the unhappiness that can last for hundreds of miles They'll see the broken China doll that I am They'll see I'm a broken dam Waiting to explode all of my emotions But Instead I bottle it up like a magical potion Because my emotions are too potent to be released But then again maybe it'll help my depression decrease And help my confidence and positivity increase And then maybe my depression will come to a cease And then maybe I'll be finally free Sincerely Taty J
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