Depression and I
Depression and I are like two best friends
Talking back and forth until the constant
Chatter begins to blur into a single hum
A single adventure filled with insecurity and doubt
Doubt that we’ll ever change and
Doubt that life wants us here
Depression and I are like peanut butter and jelly
Forever put together until we begin to blur into a single being
A single entity slowly beginning to fall apart
Forcing us to hide how we really feel
To hide our heart
Depression and I are like a master and its puppy
A constant disaster waiting to erupt
A single possibility of failure
Failure to thrive that is,
Well, a want to die that is
Depression and I are like lovers
Forever tangled together in this mess of a life
Strife driven from the single heartbreak it brings
The single kind of heartbreak that causes a level of brokenness no words can fix
So when you ask me why I’m so shattered
I just want you to know, that depression and I have a complicated relationship
Simply making it so
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