Schizophrenic Poem by Sugar Bear

Schizophrenic



What have I become?
No cave to hide or island to run
They can't see them, why can I?
Fading reality through these eyes
Dealing with this all in my head
Life has long grown to pure dread

Am I really a danger to them?
They don't feel safe when I come in
With some way to show them they'd understand
That I'm not crazy and only damned
These constant footsteps on the floor
This constant banging on my door
Figure next to my bed are hard to ignore

Often I wish I were blind
To never see them a second time
The medications only sedate me enough to sleep
They never truly lead to peace

Locking me up and shutting me out
These padded walls I should live without
Who could love someone that's schizophrenic?
Someone who's always highly medicated?
I keep the lights on for my protection
How could I ever bare any children?

Let me end it all, it's too hard to stay
No one should ever have to live this way
I'm so alone and constantly hiding
Because everywhere I go they find me
Everywhere I go they find me

Tuesday, December 20, 2011
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Adeline Foster 21 December 2011

An interesting write here. Read mine - We the Unencumbered - Adeline

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Dave Walker 20 December 2011

A really great poem, you have to fight the demons. You have to keep fighting. A great write. May i invite you to read my new poem called, For Paul Blackburn.

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