A year in the life of Sarah Smith
A year in the life of Sarah Smith
Sometimes I felt like a myth
Had a rough time starting out
Hitting the floor and blacking out
Living in a room of isolation
Contemplating my creation
Fearing what I used to adore
Outside of my bedroom door
A year of depression
No one asking the question
“Want to come and be my Friend?”
But I couldn’t comprehend
Why me
Why couldn’t I flee
From this anxiety
That passing out has caused me
Too scared to get out of bed
Who would care if I were dead
Until a boy came in my room
And swept me out of my gloom
“Don’t let this ruin your life”
Because one day you’ll be my wife
He took me by the hand
And the world wasn’t so bland
It had been a long while
That I had this genuine smile
I began to take back my life
Without causing much strife
Finally, I could breathe again
All thanks to this sweet man
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