IF
If you can’t read a simple poem without shedding a tear
Rolling down you cheek meeting your lips,
If you can’t concentrate out of fear
Or your mind is dark like a total eclipse
If you can’t fake a smirk or a smile
Or long dreadful lumbers awate
If you feel as if you are a sink every once in awhile
For all the bad dreams of fate:
If only a few people can make your world glow
And only pizza, pasta, or sushi will do,
If picking up a pen or pencil just to show,
How everything looks to you
If you day dream of exotic faces
Such as the Grand Canyon or space,
It may take you to far places
But in doubt you give up and slow down your pace
If you feel as if you’re never going to be good enough
And what is it to anyone anyways
If you feel as if your life has became a bluff
And you swear to mom that it is just a phase
Or if you pray and pray for the devil to go away
But he returns with another miserable gift
Your mind has been clouded with a dark misty haze
And everyday feels like an endless night shift
If you dread meeting new people in a situation
Anxiety pull you in and drags you down
If you be quiet in the shadows in fear of humiliation
Like for some reason everyone else deserves the crown
With a black cloud hovering over raining blue
And you forget about the rainbow afterwards
If any of this applies to you
I’m sorry-Depression hurts.
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