I wake in the morning,
And i hear the clunking
Coming in the ward.
I take my eye mask away from my eyes,
And i look up and see the light.
I realise it's morning, It's time to get up.
Can you smell the bread?
After our breakfast it's time for a wash,
I've got to get ready,
There's things to do.
I watch the time simply go by,
Till it's close to half nine.
I put on my trainers,
And get the notebook out.
It's time to talk about my past,
About my feelings and about my life.
It's not easy, I don't like to talk,
I hide my feelings
And i'll act tough.
But something unusual starts to begin,
I open my mouth and the truth comes out.
A whole hour later i walk out the room,
Feeling much better, much stronger.
Now what do i do?
I put my things back where they belong,
And take a seat on the green chair.
Here comes the doctor to help me out,
To make me feel better, What a good shout.
I trust this doctor, I don't know why,
But i'm open about my life.
It's half eleven it's time for OT,
I put on my trainers as i see them walk in.
Off we go down to the gym,
Where i make myself beans on toast.
My beans exploded in the micro,
While i forgot to plug in the toaster.
It all ended pretty well.
Nothing broke, nothing got burnt,
That is what i call success.
I make it back in time for lunch,
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Poetry Collection : Volume 1
PoetryI have decided to put my poems into one place so that it is much easier to find and read. These poems can vary between sad, happy to death and being alive. They can relate to life problems such as depression and health issues but they can also rela...