Depression

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Depression bites my tongue,
Don't speak, don't eat, don't call for help,
You're far too weak.

It calls my name, tells me i'm lame,
And I sit here in defeat.

My depression is curdling, souring,
Becoming for butter and bitter with each passing day,
Yet i stay.

It tightens my skin, showing bones
That are really a cage which
Have trapped me in its claws
But there is nothing i can do.

Each other melts into another day i have not eaten
Each day melts into a week
Where i haven't left my house
Each week melts into a month
Where i am losing my battle
With depression.

Note: I'm okay! XD. It may seem I'm going through a super rough time but I swear I'm good.

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