Let Me Go.

booklover268

Lost and sad, that’s all my heart had ever known. Small in weight, heavy in mind.          This blackened agony grew familiar despite my desperate cries. The noisy silence was mine. Mine, alone.

My pondering soul engulfed by the night, having no control over my mind, terrified of what I may wake up to.                                                    Although pills are part of my daily routine, it’s hard not to feel like a stranger in need.

Drowning in sorrow and despair, I ask every moment when will I be free?                            The path I have been on, has been long and dreary, like a storm raging through the winds.  

The mind always wonders, despite the  time of day. A place of liberation and tranquility. Slowly shutting down, each breath artificial and losing all sensation. 

I cannot go on, merely existing causes me pain. My heart pounding each hopeless day, enduring the numbness that comes my way. The time has come, long overdue. Let go, Mum. Simply, Let me go.

By Alisha Aslam. 

  • Author: booklover268 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 3rd, 2018 08:05
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is my very first, so please be nice. You can say that I was in a dark place and I would love some feedback. I would like to say that this is about depression and mental illness, anyone out there that feels suicidal please please seek help. It will not be an overnight miracle, it will be one heck of a journey. Nothing but love to all.
  • Category: Sad
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Comments2

  • Shana

    Great poem! It really brings across the feelings youre describing.

    • booklover268

      Thank you so much. Means a great deal.

    • Rainbow

      very well expressed
      and i can very much relate to the darkness to the pain emotional and to the mental illness

      • booklover268

        I’m glad that u connected on what I had to say, hope the journey of mental illness has only made u stronger !!



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