DepressionA Poem by Invisible Ink
I have been to Hell
and back a few times now I know what it's like there, and 'Hell' is the only word I can use to describe it There's no one shining a light into that pitch blackness To lead your soul out, no ropes bolted to the walls of that cave No echo of footsteps, no sound at all, but the rush of blood in your ears But the screaming and pounding of fists inside your head, As you attempt to break free from your own mental prison inside, Where no one can see the black hole in your head, The rotten apple of your heart, your guts twisted in knots, Your body bent, broken with despair, grief, rage, hunger Your life in a state of starvation, an unquenchable thirst for some kind of salvation There is none. No one carries you out of that burning building, No one drags you from the undertow to give you mouth to mouth resuscitation, While outside the gates, everything looks just fine to all that pass by Your life goes on, you zombie walk through your days, you robot talk, Numbness becomes your commonplace, you forget what feeling feels like, You forget that once you felt, you are a reflection, you forget that There is life outside your walls, so you stop fighting. © 2017 Invisible Ink |
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Added on June 19, 2015 Last Updated on May 25, 2017 AuthorInvisible InkNCAbout"I guess I wrote in invisible ink, Oh, I've tried to think how I could have made it appear"- Aimee Mann Open the cage and set the bird free. I am a writer. A poet. Words have saved me. I am a .. more..Writing
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