Lines of insincerity filling my ears
Cringing at the sight of your fucking fake tears
Talking about how you're always there for me
how come you can't tell that I'm dying constantly
Every word means nothing
But every look means something
You think inflating my self esteem
Is saving me from overdosing on amphetamines
What you're really doing is rash
Gas-lighting me when I start to crash
No one asked you to try and fix me
Just so you could cloud my mind with your endless fuckery
Like who do you even think you are
Cuz every time I think you listened it's just ammunition, which always leaves me wishin' that maybe you actually cared
You don't actually care, if you did you'd try harder
but instead make it out to be like your some sort of martyr
That you tried your best and you needed a rest
because I'd become too much of a pest
Too much effort to fix, not enough return to risk
My depression was objectified by your insatiable need
to prove what you did was justified
You feigning concern managed to get me to churn
all the deepest parts of me that made me feel impure and dirty
I showed you everything
and instead gawked at my depression like it was your plaything
My depression was oppressed, beaten and harassed
and your so quick to forget that I never even asked
I never wanted you to fix me
You were the one who wanted to fix me
I was stupid to believe you could, you tricked me
Because I wanted you to fix me
YOU ARE READING
word vomit
PoetryA collection of depressing poetry I've written. Not all of them are good, but they're real and I think that matters.