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Poems about
Depression
Seeing a Counsellor
Because my life is
a complete mess,
I have started seeing a counsellor.
I felt so guilty
for taking up her time,
but I need the help,
so I make myself go.
She said that depression
is the worse ailment
we can have,
because it affects
all areas of our lives:
mentally, emotionally,
physically, and spiritually.
We err in thinking
that because our spiritual life is effected,
the cause must be spiritual.
But no, depression touches every part of us.
She listed the symptoms of depression,
all of which afflict me:
having no hope,
unable to see a future,
cannot see myself recovering,
looking at everyone else
and wishing I was any one of them
instead of myself.
She has been helping me to see
the true perspectives
on the things I fear,
and said that I need
to be on anti-depressant meds.
A Difficult Road
The deep pain has gone,
but Im still a mess.
I still travel
a most difficult road.
The old fears and doubts
have arisen to swamp me again.
But I have found
that if I dont analyse them
they dont overcome me
and I dont fall.
I try to keep my eyes
fixed upon Jesus,
to trust and rely upon Him,
Oh, how I long
to be normal again,
for I believe that this nightmare
will end one day.
I see faint glimmers
of a future,
although I suspect
recovery will be slow.
It just seems so distant.
I have been forced to trust God
when it feels like
He has abandoned me.
Self-Hate
Self-hate
keeps descending on me
like a swarm of angry hornets.
I look at myself
and find nothing but contempt
for this pathetic person
that I have become.
But I know this is wrong.
When I examine myself
through Jesus eyes,
I see someone special,
someone loved,
appreciated,
and cared for.
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