I LIVE IN THIS WORLD MENTALLY
I LIVE IN THIS WORLD MENTALLY
I live in this strange world indeed;
in a never, never land,
of not feeling okay
to spend my day,
trying to adjust from a what before,
what before my date into?
of into mental health wards,
increase of pills,
and terrible thoughts
and aimless thinking’s of no escape;
of what am I doing here.
endless days of getting ready
for treatment of me head,
and in hoping so
they will do the trick,
of making me tick,
into thinking out loud I am well mentally,
and do I have to stay here
for longer more than I can cope,
sometimes feelings of no hope,
till there came a time
of first chances,
first chance of escape
from a system of little freedom,
and uncontrolled thoughts
of being locked away permanently!
and now;
I try,
I try to cope mentally,
into hoping
I’m on track,
and away,
away from the wards.
and now;
each day same
of flat mornings which is a shame,
and many shades of grey,
and wondering
do I need to go back?
into another stint
of being back,
into for me a world of uncertainty,
and hoping for
to be well mentally,
but I am now
hoping each day will bring a new certainty,
of renewed thoughts;
of what had happened before
and that I can cope,
and for that there is always hope
of another day at home to spend my days.
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