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Dear Depression
Dear Depression.
I can't stand this pain anymore.
Our first encounter really broke me down to my core.
You pushed me to believe, That I couldn't take it anymore.
You've won five to none, I've been keeping score.
I rarely leave my bed.
It's not because I'm bored.
Medications make me numb.
I feel as if I'm broken.
I've worked on getting better, I feel the same as before.
This got me f***ed up.
I hide how i feel behind a mask.
I've gotten used to saying "I'm fine" whenever people ask.
I put on a hard shell but I have a heart made of glass.
They say to move forward,
I'm on the road with no gas.
Dear Depression, I don't want this to last.
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This poem is a letter to my depression and my struggles with it.