Depression Poem by Somebody Insignificant

Depression

Rating: 5.0


A lifelong companion, you’ve always been there
You have no compassion, you don’t really care
I take a sharp blade, try letting you out
The harder I try, the more tentacles you sprout
If I scream out in anger, will you leave me in peace?
Are you done with me now, please when will it cease?
Too many long years, just existing alone
I didn’t choose this body, but it’s mine to atone
If I call out softly, will you come rest in my soul?
I think I’m now done, with digging my hole

Thursday, November 5, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: depression,life and death,suicide
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 08 May 2018

An insightful rendition on deplorable life at its lowest ebb, written with clarity of thought and mind. Well crafted with rhythmic splendour. Thanks for sharing.

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