I forget the feel of you sometimes.
I forget the intensity
that you carry.I forget the heaviness
when you come upon me at night
and rest upon my chest like a paperweight.I forget the endless days spent together
under the covers of my bed,
with the curtains drawn tight and the lights switched off.The world fades to nothing for a while
when I bide my time with you.
But sometimes I forget your persistence,
I forget how you cling.When you leave,
air returns to my lungs,
and as you return too I forget how it is
to breathe deeply and sense life in my chest.Perhaps when you next visit,
I should write another poem,
to remember - once you goand leave me thinking
I'm free again -how it is depression feels.
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