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Burdens of the March Depression
Feelings of heavy sorrow no more
Since tales of such have been spilled
To those who carry burdens of others
And help eradicate them from existence
It doth bring no happiness
Halt the recovered actions and words
Congrats do not exist, not for me
For there's only heavy exhaust upon my heart
This brings none but dreariness
Hoping that the day shall be kinder
More enjoyable than those prior
That torture my mind and drive me mad
Dreariness that carries no energy
That which sucks out motivation
That which brings a haze
Of confusion and sleepiness
Entwined with being out of sync,
And needing realignment with the universe
This doesn't say, however,
That tears are not shed at later hours
When the moon hides behind orange
When music works me up and down
Blood shed from slits upon the limbs that help me to function
Less commonly than in winter
Tears are shed indeed, more common now
Than later.
They do not speak for my pain
Moreover, they speak for my plea
My weighted plea, that doesn't feel need
To be born into words
My supported plea, which has more than reason to be said
My plea, my plea to be free from the chains for this depression
To be free from this haze that will destroy every morsel of strength to try and yearn for more.
Simply telling the undertaker
About miseries you strain unto your back
Those dead beings that make one miserable
Is not powered enough to lift it off
It takes much effort to fix my shattered heart
That doth not see the light, or love
That have none but given up on hope
Because it failed many a time ago to be better.

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