Serenity this Mourning

Serenity this Mourning

A Poem by BrokenWingedPhoenix

At times I awaken, a stirring inside.

Frustration so torturous, too deep to abide.

Boiling and breaking, rigid hatred in my veins.

 

Oh sweet Serenity, how I wish I could change.  

The anger stands waiting, to push me aside.

Wailing and mourning, my sick sweet suicide.

 

Patience please allow, my mental mind to slow.

If only my true self could finally show.

 

There are days when the madness drives me away,

And other times, yes, it begs me to stay.

 

Oh how I wish…if I only knew how,

To slay this woeful great beast…but I’m bipolar for now. 

© 2015 BrokenWingedPhoenix


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BrokenWingedPhoenix
Honesty please. I'm open to suggestions.

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Added on October 20, 2015
Last Updated on October 20, 2015
Tags: Depression, bipolar disorder, struggle, frustration, anger

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I'm a Browncoat, a Whovian, an animal advocate, a voice for the ones that cannot speak, a friend of the environment, and a warrior woman. As far as hobbies go, I write poetry, short stories and I pain.. more..

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