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My Fellow Friend
December 19, 2018
She has arrived
I don’t want her to come
I am deprived.
I don’t know who I am anymore
She’s coming
And this time she is asking for more
I thought she was getting better
But She’s ready to get out on the dancefloor
© Emma J., Tuck, GA
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This poem symbolizes depression and anxiety and how it can control your whole body. It can come randomly and I am particularly describing it as a person.