The Cure Wont Hold Forever Poem by jodi glass

The Cure Wont Hold Forever

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when the brain doesn't decide i should live, or i need a bit of pain for a temporary fix
anxiety meds dont help, and a chunk of my personality disappears melting away, never to be seen again.
only you cant find it on a old map
leaving me to chase around in my mind, gone and always forgotten.

fight as you might, its sitting in the dark
hiding until they need yet another chunk,
to feed what ever they are, to feed there soul

the cure is meds, keeping invisible forces at bay
but how many pieces of me need to run away, before i am a shell
a lifeless scared, robot

i dont know what i will be, i aint even 30.
a lifetime of this i can not take
cures and routine, friends and family
but as the years add on
bouncing back is not easier
for i am slipping away, piece by piece until one day
i am a shell, oh hell

Saturday, January 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: mental illness
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
i have recently had a set back with my mental health(again) , and this poem came out of it. its unusually morbid but very honest, the major downside to a lifelong condition. i am typing this with a injured finger, spelling may be off. well more off. i am too tired to check for correct capital letters lol. lets just say im doing it my way. i am getting thru life in my own way so my poetry can be that way.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jazib Kamalvi 23 December 2019

Write comment. Such a nice poem, Sarah Lou. Read my poem, Love and Iust. Thanks

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