Depression
Depression
Can no one see me as I cry
For help. Can no one see how weak
And weary I have become, or how the
Joy has abandon my soul. I try to
Free myself from the cold dark vault that
Has me chained tightly to the wall of my mind.
My body trembles at the thought of being forgotten by
My loved ones. Listen! Listen to my lost soul!
But my cries for help are a mere hum
To the outside. I try! I try! For hours
Until my body is violently shaking with
Anger. Most days I feel vacant.
It is terrible that no one can see or
Feel my melancholy demeanor. Or do they see
Me as another hypochondriac? Do they not believe
In mental disorders? Am I the only one
Who is suffering with such mental agonies? Perhaps
It is not real. Should I express my mental pain
In a physical way? Will I feel again? I
Want to feel, because feeling numb is torture.
I cannot believe I did such a grotesque
Thing to myself. I shuddered at all
The blood that fell to the floor. But
This mere action had me swooned. I continue
And continue. It feels real but it makes
Me feel faint. If I do not stop I
Feel as if I might die. What if I cry
Out for help one last time. I let
Out a final scream of despair. There I
Saw an outstretched arm pull me from the
Abyss.
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