DepressionA Poem by August TomlinsonTrapped in darkness, Like a tiny box closing in, choking us. They call it nothing, But we few sufferers call it depression. A black gaping hole in our lives. Thoughts run through our minds; 'I'm a failure, I'm worthless.' We feel like we're being left behind. Invisible to everyone. Our worlds are just so bleak, We believe every word they say; 'You're pathetic, unwanted.' We must be that way. We have no one to turn to, Our 'friends' have all gone. They didn't have a clue, Couldn't understand what was wrong. We slit our wrists, want to die, Through our veins runs despair. Ashamed, it's all our fault. To us life just isn't fair. Sat in a corner with tears in our eyes, There's no help, we’re on our own. Force a smile so they don't realise. We just can't cope anymore, Trapped in darkness.© 2016 August Tomlinson |
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