Mirror reflecting depression

tinabean1212

Beneath the sheet of an angel silk

My finger glides gently along the threads

Eyes wandering as the light perfectly glistens upon its shine

Questioning its perfection

All this leads to a mirror

Its direct in my path

Glancing at a stranger

Beside pure bliss

"I am not perfect"

Such a simple thing to feel the urge to scream

But yet, I cannot resist the words falling from my lips

As though to defend a fact that need not be defended

As though to look into those hazel eyes to convince what is accepted

I am but a shell of a woman I knew 

She is gone it seems

And the defiant anger angst is consumed with negativity

Breaking the cycle of heartache and dismay

What can unchain the woman from depression?

Is it a pill that slides down her throat?

Is it the needle that the nurses always resort to in healing the pain?

Is it the doctors with there indifferent reaction?

I cannot seem to get a resolution

Waiting for days where this reflection is mirrored beautifully with the silk sheet

At this moment it seems unlikely

  • Author: tinabean1212 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 5th, 2016 09:33
  • Comment from author about the poem: I am writing this personal poem to express my inner turmoil. This year has caused me to reach deeper into myself then I ever wanted to. Thank you for the time in allowing me to share my feelings.
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 71
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  • Whimsical_1

    This poem really speaks to me, thank you so much for sharing and keep writing

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME TINA ~ Thanks for a very elegant poem ~ but with a very sad content. For a whole variety of reasons ~ life can become depressing and ~ alas ~ what we see in the mirror reflects what we feel inside, You share & we care ! Thinking of you and praying for you ~ Yours BRIAN

  • Augustus

    Reaching deeper is exactly what writing does. It is cathartic as well. Sending positive thoughts for your fight and also for the lovely poem.



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