It Took Over Me
Poem: It Took Over Me
By: Ashley Eureeka Jones
True Events
I’m in the dark place
Up can’t sleep
To many thoughts going through my head
Feeling depressed just want to die
Crying and Crying as the tears rolled down my face
I feel so empty inside, I feel alone, no one cares,
But I know that I’m strong, every day fighting this illness
Trying to reach out
I’m sitting here hurting all I see is the colors red and black
Hearing voices
Head hurts, hands shaking, sweating, breathing heavily
I’m breaking down, lost don’t know which direction to go
Mhmmmm…. I’m ready to take my life, sitting in the car at the park
I look over seen my prescription
I grab the bottle of pills shaking not realizing what I’m doing
At this moment this illness has taken over me completely
I put the pill bottle to my mouth, swallowed, drowned with tears
Feeling less of a person, confuse, worthless
What have I done to myself?
Coughing and coughing the pills are coming back up
I just wanted to die, to feel numb at that time
To feel no pain, no hurt
The pills are all on floor of my car that came out of my mouth
I said to my self why if I was gone it will be a better place
No one will have to worry about me
Still in this dark place right now
Don’t know what am I saying or doing at this moment
Shaking my head side to side
You think I’m crazy
These voices are still ringing in my head
They want to hurt me
It’s hard to deal with these things, when you don’t have support
It has taken over me completely
Where is everyone that says they love me
Still wishing the pills would have stayed down in my stomach
But as I realize it was a blessing, that God was there with me to protect me
I got another chance at life even when I was at my worst God was there in, he has kept me
It Took Over me but it didn’t take my life
I still have my strength in pride….
Copyright © Ashley Jones | Year Posted 2019
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