Anxiety depression mental health
Learn more about other poetry terms
My anxiety hits me in waves like the tides that crash on the beach,
Hitting me hard and unrelenting and then
Suddenly gone.
Comparitive to the low tide when the waves are pulled back and reveal
a soft and new beach.
Dear Catdog in my brain,
You have cause me a lot of pain
You are obsessive-compulsive disorder
But in order to cope
I gave you a nickname
Catdog, you compress my lungs
To the boy that haunts me,I apologize.And I know if youwere here,breathing and still intact,you’d say it’s not my fault.And I know you’re right,that you pulledyour own triggerand
I haven’t forgiven you
I don’t think you understand
The great weight you put on my sternum
And on my head when I feel my soul start slipping
Crickets chirping, light off suddenly she's in the dark.Heart pounding, mind racing, just her & her thoughts.Good & bad, the wish I could's, was it me? What did I do?
Depression is battling yourself to send your cousin a picture saying "Thought of you" to open a conversation with her
But deciding against it because it's 1am and you don't want to appear lonely and desperate for attention
It was a warm august afternoon that you caught my eye
I never thought that your big brown eyes would make me feel so high.
It wasn't long until you were the only thing on my mind
