The Voice of Depression
I scream from the top of my lungs
Begging, pleading, wishing
Hopping and willingly
Looking deep within myself
To find and hold that peace of mind
That little thing the insures that my sanity is real
And being free is more than a four letter word,
More than just a dream
But something that you can feel from the inside out
I scream but not sure if my voice is being heard
Or who am I really screaming to
Then she looks but pretends not to hear me
My voice screamed out for her
Her voice screamed out for her
We caught her attention but she turned away
She ignored me, she ignored the pain
She ignored herself
Hearing her own screams and running the opposite direction
Feeling that her pain was a too overwhelming and a major distraction
Forcing herself to move forward with open wounds
Forcing me to suffer
Refusing to clean, refusing to heal, or cover the scars
That only the screaming person inside her can fully understand
She walks head high, showing no scars, or pain….
On the outside
Crying behind close door, hiding depression
From infected wounds that continue to cause damage to the soul
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