Depression Game

by EssenceOfLace   Mar 18, 2006


Wrapped in your never ending circle of imaginary love.
Trying to escape,
your arms clench ahold,
you say I have to wait.

Burn the candle and ignite the flame,
your sadistic ways
turn this into a sick twisted game.

Set my heart free,
to find the one I've longed for,
your love is fake,
just a game of torture.

Let me go I've been here too long,
let my spirit rise from its grave,
to sing its sweet sacred song.

You mess with my mind
time and time again,
lead me to the light,
then pull me back in.

Tell me- am I here or am I not?
tell me what is going on,
because I know I have forgot.

Who I am
is no longer who I used to be,
please let me go,
please set me free.

I'm tired of this place,
I want to go back to the world I know as sane,
I'm sick of this world,
of this depression game...

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  • 16 years ago

    by Sora

    Wow this poem was brillant to me. i can totally relate to every line. a great flow and i love how you can make your wok sad, yet beautiful. you can really make a reader think. and i love that. job well done. 5/5.

    -Ashlei.

  • 16 years ago

    by fearose

    I love how you relate love to a game. So true. Then you bring it all together about mid-poem when you relate the world to a game. Beautifully penned. I really like your work thus far and you deserve a great deal of amazing ratings because this is amazing work. 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by Brennan P

    I greatly enjoyed this poem it truely tells it how it is 5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by Amaranthine

    Wow. the flow of this poem was amazing.It has such a deep meaning with great emotion.
    the ending was my favorite. I can really relate.
    5/5

  • 16 years ago

    by ThomasBlackburn

    F-cking incredible, down to every word this is great and very accurate.

    Set my heart free,
    to find the one I've longed for,
    your love is fake,
    just a game of torture.

    my favorite stanza^

    hey tell me what you think of some of mine..

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