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Chesne Wisdom

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

23 poems·Since December 2016

I'm a seventeen-year-old senior. I love to read and write poetry. I write a lot when I'm frustrated and I just want people to understand and/or accept me. I'm rather different to people because I have Asperger's Syndrome. I like to stand out and I'm proud of who I've fought to become. I hope to one day be teacher, but I don't know what subject I'll teach.

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My Fall

December 1, 2016

Yesterday I was okay,
And now I'm bitter and lonely.

I went to sleep and had strange dreams
And then I couldn't be happy.

Every weekend it's the same pattern
Of depression and anxiety.

No time for reading or for play
I break down or work on.

I want to work though
And do a good job;
I don't know what's the problem.

Because every weekend
I fall and fall,
Until I reach the bottom.

I just want to be alone
While I'm so full of hate.
But I just can't
When there's work to be done.

And then I pay the price.

I get angry over simple things
That I just can't seem to block out.

I pay the price and it frustrates me,
Everything does about it.

It's not my fault
That I can't block it out.
Heaven knows I've tried.

But it's no one's fault
That they do their usual,
And I feel like screaming inside.

So as I said
I pay the price
For all my frustration
And I fall.

I fall and fall
And fall and fall.
And then somehow I get up.

 
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