Depression
A thing hiding in the back of your head,
It seems like this everlasting tunnel
You keep falling but never hit the ground.
You don’t control what it says
You don’t control what it does
Because it’s not you.
It’s a hollowed out version of yourself,
And in that hollow shell is a dark cloud.
Now in that dark cloud
You can’t see.
You’re a robot with something controlling you.
The spin you
Make you feel dizzy
Make you feel sick.
Make you feel like you aren’t good enough
Or sick enough.
Help is something out of the question.
You don’t want others to feel the pain
So you wear a reflection.
You learn like a sociopath. To feel emotion
Observing others, I need to pretend!
You pretend to feel happiness
Because you’ve lost sight of it.
Because in that dark cloud you can’t see what is truly
In front of you.
You don’t see the truth,
You don’t believe yourself or others.
But how could you when you’ve been badly beaten.
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