The Tide

Balamast

I walk in only to find out the water is cold and damp.

The sun has gone down and the clouds blocking this infinite universe from my eyes.

My sight shows me nothing but the darkness and the cold water I'm standing in.

The shore disappears.

 

I Start thinking

You know as we all do when we are alone.

But I think of a place darker then where my feet are

This place there is no escape

This place lacks functionality

This place lacks positive thoughts

This place is my tide

 

Suddenly I'm sucked into the water

Tirelessly swimming trying to get air as the water drowns my lungs.

I'm trying as hard as I can but the more I try the farther out into the water I get.

I swim for what seems like an eternity and just moments ago.

I was on the beach with some friends having a good time.

 

I'm drowning

I give up.

Letting it take me.

 

Then suddenly a hand grabs mine

Pulling me back to that shore that is now gone.

I feel comfort.

I feel love

I feel friendship

I feel the tug of tide on me

 

The tide pulls me and my new companion into the water.

We are both drowning now trying to reach out for help

This friend refuses to let go.

The tide swallows us whole.

She let's go of my hand.

When she let go was when I realized she could make it back to shore.

I...could not.

 

I've been drowning for a long time.

I've been thinking for even longer

I've been freezing in this water

I've been stuck in the tide

 

Soon I will be lost at sea

Then everyone will be.

 

In my tide

  • Author: Balamast (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 4th, 2017 22:39
  • Comment from author about the poem: I have spent a long time dealing with depression I am 23 years old and I am trying to find a way to communicate how it affects me in every day life. I am also hoping those who deal with the same problems see my message.
  • Category: Reflection
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