I often feel that my life has no meaning,

I am a wandering soul, 

Forever cursed to walk these empty hallways, 

The lights of hope flickering over head, 

Until they take their last breath, 

and wink out until I am nothing,

Nothing but a husk, 

Walking, 

Walking,

Walking. 

 

We are often told to reach for the skies, 

But when I look up all I see is darkness,

And it’s monsters,

Threathening to consume me.

 

Is life a blessing or a curse?

Why do I wake up in the morning? 

What is my purpose?

 

I am a machine,

forever running the same course.

Are the thoughts in my head even mine?

Or are they the thoughts of society,

Whispering in my ear?

 

What is my purpose,

When all I am is another white mask,

In the sea of supressed souls.

 

Life is a journey,

meant to be savored, 

But when I have no meaning, 

Is there even a life to live?

 

For I am a wandering soul,

Forever cursed to walk the same empty hallways, 

Wearing the same white mask, 

And when my light snuffs out, 

darkness consumes me. 

Resources

We take pride in helping those who are in need. Please take into account the below information and share if needed

Suicide Prevention (Click to Expand)

(800) 273-8255 is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

To learn how you can make a difference in suicide prevention visit https://afsp.org/make-a-difference or https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/how-we-can-all-prevent-suicide/  or https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention/index.shtml 

You can also learn more about the cause of suicide from the National Alliance on Mental Illness at https://www.nami.org/Get-Involved/What-Can-I-Do .

If You Like This You May Like

We MUST Talk

We MUST Talk

I would like to talk about mental health. Nows let’s say that I have a rotten tomato in my hand . Nobody in their right mind would eat it because it would make you sick. But we eat rotten dirty thoughts almost everyday . And you know what happens when we eat these rotten dirty thoughts? We get sick!

Depression

Depression

I used to feel like running away and daydream of leaving everything and everyone behind. Not forever, just as long as it took for me to feel better. To be okay again. I thought that if I went somewhere new and different, that I’d be different, and by different, I mean feeling like my old self again. I felt unsettled, discontent. Like I was being pulled towards something but I couldn’t see what that something was. And that “not knowing” caused me anxiety, stress, feelings of depression and sadness.

The Face Behind the Mask

The Face Behind the Mask

My name is Amberly Clark, I am 14, and I wanted to try my hand at poetry. I love to write articles and short stories, but nothing can portray a message so deeply as a poem. I wanted to talk about mental health. As teenagers, we often feel like we are drowning. Like no one understands, and I hope that with this poem people finally will.