Depression Poem by Joshua Hillard

Depression

Rating: 5.0


The heart's black hole,
Draining what life has to seek,
The potential of goodness,
Making all who is dead and weak,

Inside and out,
Through the mind and soul,
A blackened observation,
Slowly becoming cold,

Determined by a scale,
Beginning small, ending big,
Seems no way to cure this,
When it becomes a way to live,

Many ways to become heartless,
A cure in my mind,
But empathy is much stronger,
And I never have the time,

I attempt to end one's suffering,
With an open minded heart,
I continue to eat their pain,
Though it is tearing me apart,

There always seems a spark,
Where it begins to fade,
The smile of a loved one,
I wish it would stay,

As hope begins to build,
A crushing reality hits,
The pain slowly returns,
In the heart is where it sits,

Depression becomes fatal,
There is no way out,
Life has become diminishing,
Is this what life's about?

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem was written here at home at the incident of my mother struggling and crying through her pain and depression. For what people can say or do, impacted me to write, to whereas I can feel her pain, which made me shed a tear.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajnish Manga 22 January 2015

Thanks, Joshua, for sharing this emotional poem through which you have tried to give vent to your feelings, feelings that are no more personal but have become universal now. I quote a couple of lines: I attempt to end one's suffering, / With an open minded heart, / I continue to eat their pain, / Though it is tearing me apart,

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