The Changes.

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There was a day I thought my depression wasn't that bad.

And it wouldn't get worse.

There was a time I thought that depression wouldn't do to me what it has done to other people.

And now it has.

I thought I would never starve.

And now I do, as I have to constantly remind myself to eat as I find it hard to remember sometimes.

My body doesn't know how to activate it's hunger mode anymore.

It no longer works on the familiar autopilot which I am accustomed to.

I have to drive it manually.

Although I'm deprived of sleep.

I used to think I would never be the person who harms herself.

Or write about suicide.

And beauty in the way the crimson liquid of life trails down her arms.

I used to think depression wouldn't change me.

And now it has.

So what happens now if I never make it?

Because it just so happens that I once used to believe I would.

And if I believed that so long ago too,

Who's to say it won't fail me as well.

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