Mentalhealthpoetry Stories

A birthday isn't always a celebration. Sometimes it's just proof that you survived another year. If your birthday doesn't feel special anymore, you'll understand this piece.

It's just about mental health

A collection of poetry concerning Mental Health

Poem thing idk

For those who understand how to hold fire without flinching.

Have you ever wondered what's really inside them? Not the version they show. Not the smiles or the silence. But the voice they only use in the dark - the one even they barely let themselves hear. These pieces aren't about personalities or categories. They're about what people hide just beneath the surface. We peeled back the charm. The armor. The act. What's left isn't polished - but it's real. You won't find names here. Only colors - because sometimes, that's all we have when we're trying to describe the weight of a soul.

TW: mental health, some graphic description Note: some content is not suitable for children and people who are easily disturbed. In her debut poetry collection, Raja Yasaswini S. strives to tell a story about mental health, based on her own experiences from her mid to late teens. Follow the narrator through a series of gut-wrenching poems and decide the ending of the story for yourself. You have the power to change the ending.

We officially hit #1 in #mentalhealthpoetry 🏆 Thank you guys for making this the top story in the category "The diagnosis was correct, but the patient was missing." In Clinical Error, Grey Solace dissects the space where medicine fails and the human spirit begins. Structured as a formal medical file, this collection is a poetic deep-dive into the Diagnostic Gap-that hollow silence between how the world labels our pain and how we actually carry it. Through the sharp lens of Triage, Solace navigates a landscape of emotional emergency, forced to decide which parts of the self to save and which to leave behind on the operating table. The poems function as a series of "SOAP" notes (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan), tracking a journey from the sterile isolation of being "observed" to the messy, radical act of surviving one's own history. Grey Solace bridges the distance between the cold fluorescent lights of the clinic and the shadowed reality of the soul. Clinical Error is more than a book of verse; it is a forensic report on what it means to be mislabeled, mismanaged, and ultimately, self-recovered.

True love

Enjoy <33 also can be found in my collection of mental health poems (It Shouldn't Hurt) if u also wanna check that out!!:) friendly reminder you're loved<33

A poem i wrote about my mental health illness (I have ocd). I was feeling lost, alone, hopeless and helpless. Thank you for reading ☺

This is a collection of poems that I write! I will take suggestions on poems so comment down below if you want one about a topic you have picked :) The poems aren't in a specific order, or tell a story but there may be part 2 ext. to certain poems! I also might do poems based on another perspective to another poem! Please don't steal or copy any of these, and ENJOY!! &lt;3

some poetry i have written about my past experiences :)

"A reflection on loss, pain, and resilience-searching for that one moment of hope amidst life's storms. A poem about quiet strength, hidden battles, and the small signs that remind us we haven't lost it all

NOT A NOVEL POEMS

"Though our depths be but infinite, we still drown within the edges of our skulls.' A sample of poetry from my officially published book! it's out now on Amazon <3 ☆ [Some of these poems touch on topics such as struggles with mental health and mentions of suicidal ideation.] ☆ Infinite Depths is a book of all the things I forgot to say. All the things from which my flesh and bones are created. It's a book about how I deal with the harsh reality of mental illness and the slow path to recovery. I've poured the shadowed corners of my mind into these poems. I sculpt words in hopes of paving the way not only for myself but for others. Many of the poems included in this collection were composed while I was in a residential health facility. Being there was hard, but it also helped to open me up into writing poetry again. Writing poetry became a valuable coping skill that I used to translate my thoughts and emotions into words, helping me communicate what I needed to say. If you're in a tough palace in your life, I would highly recommend using writing as a means of self-expression. It's one of the things that helped to save my life. The topics I touch on in this collection are varied. Some are based on emotions and feelings that I experience, often negative, because poetry is one of my favorite ways of working through hard issues. Others are based on physical events. Others still are idyllic reproductions of my favorite things. This is a book of hidden depths and lost corners, infinite and ever-expanding in all the ways that make me Kai. It's a sculpture made of a scattering of different materials, some familiar and some foreign.

A collection of poems about nature, hope and mental health.

This poem, concludes. The visionary spirit of longing and yearning for a loved one.. who no longer has presence in their current life. A person whom is a " rising sun to another." But a dawning moon , aimlessly chasing the stars who can only be a " vivid dream." That cannot be in the realm of reality. The Moon who is gorgeous but constantly longs, for what is out of reach. And forgets its own beauty, throughout the process. Sincerely yours , I present to you ladies and gentleman 🩷 ( if you believe my effort is worthy of being noticed by the eye of the precious) please support my pieaces who which, I wrote with my whole entire heart and soul , in desperate effort for a difference, that my words are bound to make..

A collection of over a decade of poetry and prose written by a young girl/woman just trying to navigate and make sense her life. The poems and prose compiled in this book begin at the age of 14 and extend to age 25 and beyond. A trigger warning is advised as sensitive topics are discussed.