This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Rowan chapter.
That’s the thing about my mind:
it tricks me into thinking
I’m better off alone.
I isolate myself
and silent sobs fill the darkness.
I fill the emptiness with poetry
and tell myself I’ll write
until I catch my breath.
But the breath never comes.
I cry out to God, wondering
why I feel nothing.
I beg to see the light,
if only just for a moment.
I feel like I’m just existing.
Is there any hope left?
‘Cause my mind’s a weapon
and time’s a ticking.