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The Hardest Thing
The hardest thing I’ve ever had to do
Was tell my mother I am bipolar
The easiest
Was that I didn’t want help
I don’t know about you
But the vicious volatility
Of a disease that makes you
Daring, Droll and Depressed
All in the same sentence
Doesn’t send sickening shivers
Down my spine
Yes I understand the grave consequences
A grave should my mind dull my senses
I won’t take advice from someone to repaint my fences
If I do I won’t see life through the same lenses
And no, It’s not that I’m apprehensive
It’s that the intensive offensive tension
is dug into my mind like senseless trenches
Yes I am a skipping record that needs a rework
No I can’t remember the last time I felt great
Yes silence fills many gaps in my life
No it is not digging me a deeper grave
But I’m getting better
It’s getting easier
I’ll get there;
I’ll go where
Getting better is
Up there
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This poem is about me when I was struggling with my personal life and my depression. It was a large roadblock that was in my way for quite some while, and I'm more than thankful for everyone who helped me get past it.