Depression
It consumes me, this depression of mine.
It was there when I was born,
And it will be there when I die.
It is a feeling that lurks in the depths of my mind;
The dark that comes with no warning.
Was it something I did in my past life?
What could I have done to deserve something so horrible?
The scars
The sleepless nights
The lost relationships
The fear
All for what?
Should I see this as a punishment or a gift in disguise?
Has this depression of mine made me more wise,
Or is it only a weakness?
Maybe I need this dark in order to let my light shine,
But that doesn’t explain the pain.
The pain is endless.
The pain of depression is not a pain that can be wished or cried away.
Its cold.
It paralysing.
It crawls beneath my skin when I look at my lifeless body in the mirror.
No matter how much I try to change my perspective,
Change my routine,
Or even change my appearance,
It lurks.
It hides and attacks at night.
It doesn’t fucking leave.
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