The Effects of Clinical Depression
She hurts so bad
She says "I want it to end"
She feels no sadness, only numb
It is a vicious tsunami
There is no higher ground
for her to climb to
So she cries and cuts
and carves and purges
all of it away until she can't anymore
And finally
she does what she is supposed to do
She tells a friend
Her friend loves her so dearly
She cannot let her slip
So she clings on tight through the waves
Said friend becomes engulfed as well
The waves fill her lungs
Beginning to drown her
But she must smile and give hugs and kisses
So that the diagnosed can trudge on
And now she hurts so bad too
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