How things change

SadGirlHigh

1/6/23

I feel depressed

so terribly sad

I don't even know what it's like

to be without this cloud of melancholy

 

I feel anxious

feel it in my bones

urging me to approach every day with dread

I feel hurt, I feel damaged

and I feel like I want to damage myself

so maybe I can feel a different kind of pain

not one that doesn't go away

one that makes me feel hopeless, and worthless, and helpless

I don't know what to do

but all I know is that I AM NOT OKAY.

 

2/22/23

Sometimes mornings are hard

the urge to cuddle in my blankets 

and sleep the day away

holds me captive in my bed

but when I plant my feet on the ground

I don't feel dread

I feel hope

Instead of a cloud of melancholy

I feel the sun on my face

urging me to approach the day with optimism

Instead of wanting to hurt myself

I want to help myself 

I don't have all the answers

But all I know is that I AM GETTING BETTER EVERYDAY.

  • Author: SadGirlHigh (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 22nd, 2023 11:07
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is comprised of two different poems written around a month apart (as you can see from the dates on top). I put them together to show that darkness doesn't last forever. In January, I was very depressed- I felt suicidal and I was self-harming. I thought I would never get past it. But as cliche as it sounds, there is always a light at the end of the tunnel and you will get past those dark days. One day you will just wake up and feel different. I woke up today and I just felt like the huge cloud of darkness that hung over me just floated away. These poems also show two extremes-one day where I was extremely sad and one day where I was happy and I felt really hopeful. But just know that not every day was exactly like those poems. Life goes up and down and some days, you can feel both sad and happy.
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