My invisible pain.

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On a good day,
I can wake up and my mind is steady.
I can feel my chest and my face,

and maybe just maybe, I can try and get ready. 

On a bad day,
I can't move and my chest hurts inside.
I can't breath and I can't turn off my mind.
The only feeling I have is that, which is lonelness.

On a good day,
I can talk and chat with my friends.
Maybe I'll eat some breakfast and
maybe I'll go out with a clear head.

On my bad days,
it takes me forever to roll out of bed.
I don't see the point in moving or

even bothering with worldly things again.

On my good days,

If I happen to be lucky at all.
I can accupy my time and 

ignore that feeling that makes me think that I'm small.

On my bad days, and I've had more than a few.
I feel lonely and confused, 
for reasons I don't really know,
but it's like I was a tool that's never been used.

On my good days,
I go out and smile and have a good time.
Theres not strange thoughts in my mind

On my bad days,
and I've had alot,
I am often destoryed by my own thoughts.

On a really good day it's almost as if the pain was never there.
On a really bad day, I get really scared.

On a good day I take care of myself.
On a bad day I lose track of my health.

A good day can be ruined with a simple word
or a thought. An action I took and the end result

impacted me a lot. A good day can become a bad

day in the blink of an eye.

A bad day can become a good day,

when I remind myself to smile or eat.
Sometimes even when I sit in the tub and read.
But a bad day can be come a really good day

if someone would just smile and wave.

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