Depression

Depression

A Poem by Emmy J.M. Powell

She was sweet
A brackish mixture
of fine lines, 
supple acne-prone skin, 
hair color that changed
naturally with the seasons
Her eyes were soft enough
to smolder one minute
and dagger sharply the next
Heads were constantly
peering over her shoulder
and declaring
how talented she was,
and she nearly shook
with the exertion
of hiding her satisfied grin
One day,
her medication slipped her mind
and kept slipping for weeks
Sober at last
And she nearly died,
from the weight of it

© 2015 Emmy J.M. Powell


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Emmy J.M. Powell
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