I was doing fine until you arrived at the door
You did not let yourself in at first to exploreI hide into the room
But you surround the house as you loomI can't get out since you were there
I stay alone to appease my affairThen on my window, you appeared
It's all abrupt so I find it weirdI let you in since you are part of my past
"How are you, old friend?" I askedThen those days dawned on me
How you came into my life
Hugged me into your tight embrace
Listened to my mournings
Caressed my teary cheeks
Spoke to me whenever I'm alone"It's been a while since I last saw you."
Then I wondered, why did I leave youThen those dark days encircled me
You obscured my view
Told me many lies
Blamed me many times
Made me cry many nights
Persuaded me against my willWhy are you here all of a sudden, my friend?
Or is it right that I call you my friend?Yet I can't tell if I'm still sane talking to you
You're just a shadow
A fraction of meYou're a reflection
I always see in the mirrorYou're a visitor
For certain seasonsYou exist
But I ignoreI don't want your presence
But you're a part of meWe're twins
With different namesMy name is Victim
And you are Depression

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A Lifetime of Regrets
PoetryOur life is just simply a lifetime of regrets; continuously living them or learning from them. This is a collection of poems that tackles depression, insecurity, self-love, identity, relationships, family, suicide, hope, inspiration, and learning fr...