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“Across the face, mouth, etc... A cold, familiar dose of reality. I hate being a kid. Everything I do is wrong. I hate myself. I hate this life. I hate everything.”

Mental Health Awareness Surviving Depression

Book:Melancholy Dreams: Surviving the Battle of Depression - Poems

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“I've often taken my hands and turned them into fists. Punching myself in the head. Trying to make sense of myself. I'm left with anger. A wet face and a migraine.”

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Book:Melancholy Dreams: Surviving the Battle of Depression - Poems

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“What if I can't get out? I want to. I'm just so tired of being picked apart and scattered like ashes. I see now that my demons are scavengers. But the darkness is an old friend I can't say no to.”

Mental Health Awareness Surviving Depression

Book:Melancholy Dreams: Surviving the Battle of Depression - Poems

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“It's easier now. There's a sense of relief. And while I still suffer from my demons, I am not overcome by them. I am not chained by them. I just know how to deal with them. And that is the greatest satisfaction.”

Mental Health Awareness Surviving Depression

Book:Melancholy Dreams: Surviving the Battle of Depression - Poems

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“I've never smiled so hard in my life, until the day I found myself again. I'm at peace. The peace I never knew I already had. It took a lot of strength. Strength I underestimated having.”

Mental Health Awareness Surviving Depression

Book:Melancholy Dreams: Surviving the Battle of Depression - Poems

Source: Melancholy Dreams: Surviving the Battle of Depression - Poems