Deppression Poems

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The Piano
by Robert Gold

The Piano

It was a cool summer evening, when me and a friend were taking a walk
Whenever we were together, all we ever seemed to do was talk
Hours and hours, paying no attention to the clock
However, I let her talk the most, because I had the personality of a rock

It was getting late, and the sky was turning indigo
And I told her, “Home is where I’d like to go.”
Then she asked me, “Do you believe in miracles?” I said no

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Decompression, Whats that?
by Hazel Nelson

Sometimes I miss being sick

“What do you mean sick?”

The worst part of me wishes I had stayed
In the familiarity of being numb

“How can you be numb in your head”

And everything the opposite of recovery

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The Piano
by Robert Gold

The Piano

It was a cool summer evening, when me and a friend were taking a walk
Whenever we were together, all we ever seemed to do was talk
Hours and hours, paying no attention to the clock
However, I let her talk the most, because I had the personality of a rock

It was getting late, and the sky was turning indigo
And I told her, “Home is where I’d like to go.”
Then she asked me, “Do you believe in miracles?” I said no

......

Continue reading
Decompression, Whats that?
by Hazel Nelson

Sometimes I miss being sick

“What do you mean sick?”

The worst part of me wishes I had stayed
In the familiarity of being numb

“How can you be numb in your head”

And everything the opposite of recovery

......

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Popular Poets about Deppression From Members
  • Hazel Nelson
    Hazel Nelson (1 poem about Deppression)
    January 27, 2004 - Vermont
  • Robert Gold
    Robert Gold (1 poems about Deppression)
    June 30, 2001 - New Orleans