Best Depressionself Poems


Banished

Broken bleeding heart
Tattered torn soul
Mind in shreds blowing in the wind
Like so many scraps of muddied linen
Blank eyes hiding an eternity of sorrow
Clenched fists with bitten nails
Restraining a life-long anguish
Milky flesh bearing the scars of self disgust
As if scratched by the venomous nails of Decrepitude
But really just the victim of a desperate mind
A defensive defenseless creature all in all
Sitting hunched in a blackened room
An opaque wall of shattered confidence
Fences her off from life and love
How she would love to tear down that wall
With her crumpled talons
To shake off her shroud of self hatred
To pretend to beauty and confidence
But there is no point in defying or denying
She can never be part of the world
For the world wants no part of her

No Tomorrow

Sad and crying inside every day,
Why can't these feelings just go away,
Just want to rip out the beating heart,
That's what making things fall apart,
Heart now pumping in the palm of a hand,
Bleeding out the blood releasing the 
pressure that one life can barely stand,
Feeling light headed now as all emotions 
slowly flow out,
Watching each drop drip to the ground 
drying up any extra self doubt,
As the heart slowly stops its beat,
Finally admitting it met its defeat,
Now the hand begins to ring out the rest 
of the blood like a dirty dish cloth,
Movements become very slow like that of 
a sloth,
Without blood circulating the body 
becomes cool,
Thinking at this point that this was an idea 
of a fool,
Trying to stop the hurting wasn't worth 
losing the soul,
Learning from mistakes and 
understanding self control should be the 
way to go,
Knees become weak as the body slowly 
becomes numb,
Heart drops to the ground with the release 
of the thumb,
Collapsing to the ground without even 
making a sound,
Mind is lost lying in a pool of its own 
sorrow,
Feeling like there is no tomorrow.

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