Dear my best friendA Poem by KennedyGraceSomething I've been wanting to say for a while
Dear depression,
We go way back, I remember the first time we met I was 7 years old, a pig tailed lover of books, who was Teased because of the sneakers my mother could barley Afford. The 2nd time we met was at a house party where A stranger packed himself into my mouth. It was the first Time I understood the word ugly. And found out my body Belonged to an incurable disease. And again when I was Sad, I said go away, and you would not, go away. But you And you would not leave. You depression are my childhood Friend. The midnight voices in my head, you said you had All the answers, a slick tounge, got me sick. Got me suicide Watched, got me blue happy pills, find the nearest ledge you Said. Walk out you say, suspend you say, wouldn't I be happier Dead yesterday. I cried enough again, naming myself sad girl. Lonely has developed an authority. Where my thoughts are family Always fussing about the wrong I've done. I learned that sadness is From you. You tell me boys won't love me, but a fastened rope can. You tell me lupus Is incredible can't have 7 children, can't be hospitalized 3 times in one year, and call that healing. You a contradiction, a house of Lies. Sickness can do that, it can lie, it can claw. My sadness will not cease It will not die. I am afraid to die, I am afraid to die. Depression is a house of Teeth, it will write you into a story without testing it will kill you. Comb your Mouth into a wilderness but done yourself extraordinary human to joy screaming. You can not have me, I am not my past I am worthy of love I am worthy. I am forgiving Myself for not being strong enough. I can tell you I do not now my father. I can tell you a best friends father molested me, I can tell you the number of men I've let crawl into my body. But I'd rather tell you I am letting go. I am letting failure go loneliness go, I will not give up. You will not silence me..Sincerely Kennedy.. © 2015 KennedyGraceReviews
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