How Fast It Hits

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How fast it hits you,

The symptoms don't show

One minute you're smiling,

The world would never know,

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You're faking, you're pretending,

But it all changes so fast.

It goes downhill,

You're exposed at last.

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How fast it hits you,

This depression that is.

First one tear falls,

Then the rest pour,

It won't be long,

Until you aren't here no more.

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How fast it hits you

When You become tried and worn,

You don't feel like battling,

And all is forsworn.

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The mask comes off,

Its all undone,

The tear streaked face,

Is all that is left,

For the battle is won.

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But  twas not I,

Who victored this night.

For the terrors still haunt me,

Depression still taunts me.

No, I haven't won this fight.

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How fast it hits you,

When you realize you're dead.

Already halfway to heaven,

You're finally released of this dread.

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Depression can't harm you,

For you are no more.

Finally in heaven,

Your heart isn't sore.

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This is probably one of my Favourite Poems I've written. I wrote it, with this horrible ache in my gut, my heart felt full of dread, and I just felt utterly terrible and worthless. I just wrote it down on some random paper, not really knowing WHAT I was writing, and then BAM! As soon as I was done, I felt a little better.

The best Poetry I write, is when I'm in the worst pain.

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