Tiny BlueA Poem by Katelyn StuartEach day I fight; I fight the voices scolding me in my head, telling me there'll be no difference when I'm dead. Sweet relief, I try to find it in the form of tiny and blue; it almost tastes sweet, but then it's bitter, too. Although it ensures my blood will remain, the side affects almost out-weigh the gain. I fight the urges to do something I'll regret, to find all these things I don't normally get. I feel impulse running through my veins, it becomes so dominant, I almost feel pain. Tiny Blue, maybe you can save me! If you can't, nothing will ever set me free...
But why do you hurt me? Are these emotions real? Am I truly becoming free? Will I ever be able to feel?
But maybe my reality is fake, maybe I'll see what's true. Maybe past all this ache I'm bidding lies adieu.
If I just bare the pain a little longer, I know that I'll grow stronger and stronger.
Tiny Blue, we're going to win this fight. You and me, we're going to be alright.
© 2010 Katelyn StuartAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on July 1, 2010 Last Updated on July 1, 2010 Tags: poem, bipolar disorder, emotion, other stuff, etc. AuthorKatelyn StuartSanta Cruz, CAAboutI'm 15 and I've been writing since before I could print. I used to have my mom write down things I recited to her. I like music, it's my second love. I play a few instruments and listen to quite a var.. more..Writing
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