
When taking those pills off the medicine cabinet, the vivid colors around you, they become dead and dull, don't they? Especially when everything was alive and brimming with warmth. Written about lithium treatments in bipolar.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Poetry/Hurt/Comfort - Words: 167 - Published: 08-21-12 - id: 3052128
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The black shadows
Are now gray
Mini-silhouettes
Of my death
There might as well be
Ice on my fingers
There might as well be
Worms crawling through my brain
Because the madness is gone
And I feel
As dead as one could be
Look at the gray shadows
Look at the sunken face I now hold
Look at the expressionless eyes
And tell me
If I'm still alive
I'm not here
Nor there
The pills
Have made me smaller
And I cannot see the world
In its vivacity
Colors have dulled
To only gray and black
And I wonder why
I even took the bottle
Off the rack
The blood running through me
Is stone cold and its color disappeared
The rivers are dammed up
My heart can't beat
It's worse than I fear
To not feel all the colors
Of the world
They have melted into
Obscurity
And I think
That I might as well be
Buried
Under the earth
Where all these dead colors
Seeped
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