I’ll go days being just fine
Weeks of simple day by days
I’ll write about the world around me
Follow prompts up and down life
But then comes days that pull me under
Rip me out from where I’m comfy
Drowning slowly with no water
Remembering with such finality
I’ll write about it all with rhyming
Tell those reading all I felt
Defining grief is something finicky
For it’s different for everyone
But I can tell you this I’m sure
The shock I get when I finally breathe
And remember that your breath is gone
When I look closely at the abyss I’m in
I realise you’re the one I need to pull me out
I’ll never really feel your death
Until the day it comes for me
Is this what depression feels like
To be fine for a string of time
Then feel broken for 3 days straight?
I know these days what anxiety is
I have found it many times now
But really tell me please is this normal
Grief for days and life for weeks?
This is the hill I choose to stay on
I refuse to accept your death
And I’ll write you back into my life
In every prompt that comes my way.
About the Creator
VJHD
The subsistence of our lives will live on in our words, forever encapsulating our feelings.
Words are the centre point of our existence. If we never write anything down, did we ever really exist at all?
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