Writing

About Leaving

A Poem by SunflowerField

And being in a relationship with someone who is depressed.

Help Us

A Poem by Peggy Olson

The girls that hurt ourselves for boys.

The Writer's Hand

A Poem by Poignant_Kitten

Disclaimer: my writings are going to have very dark undertones and dark meanings. A conceit explaining how one grows tired of trying after a while and..

Married To Darkness

A Book by Raven Starhawk

In the pages of a diary, a teenage girl drowning in depression and evolving insanity pens her nightmares. Will she ever find peace or will her self d..

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A Chapter by Raven Starhawk

There is no prayer for the darkness...inside me. I don't want to go back there. I am not sure I want to go back to the light, but the darkness.....

My Beautiful, Dark, Twisted Mind

A Poem by Colby Gallant

This is a piece I wrote at a point in my life when I was shrouded by negativity. I wrote this to engage myself despite feeling a disconnection with re..

I’m Depressions Pet

A Poem by Anonymous

A poem about a past year in my life where I fully succumbed to my depressed state

Fluoxetine (Pt. 2)

A Poem by TheLovestruckPoet

A continuation of the poem I wrote about Prozac.

Fluoxetine (Part 3)

A Poem by TheLovestruckPoet

The final part of my poem, Fluoxetine. Enjoy.

We Are...

A Poem by Kymele J. Garvin

Another poem that I wrote last year. An existential poem about life. Mainly, those dissatisfied with life riddled with regret and longing for purpose,..

Burnt Loneliness

A Poem by pingu

Dedicated to a friend.

Under my skin

A Story by MelGo30~

A person who struggles with self hate and other people's acceptance, experiences the outside world for the first time in months.

Devil.

A Poem by Angeliki Largatzis

Sometimes love can be both a frightening and wonderful thing.

I Killed Someone Today

A Poem by Margie F

It wasn't premeditatedI didn't even knowdidn't see death comingdidn't see the blowIt was over before it startedJust a flash before my eyesMy vision wa..

SURPRISE

A Story by Margie F

Depression is difficult to identify. Because the depressed tend to hide, making it difficult to see that they need help. Stay in contact with those yo..