Life Saver

By Clara Rose This is a note. To my best friend. Just to say thank you. For saving my life. I’ve known you for just a few years, but i feel as though it’s been eternity. We’ve laughed, we’ve cried; fallen out and made up. You aren’t like everyone, but Continue Reading

Darkness

By Maxine Wright what would you find inside my mind deep, deep passages you will find in the darkness of despair, would u want to delve there? Confusion, sadness, anger ‘n fear, that’s the words over ‘n over again I hear, my mind pushing away good thoughts, for laughter ‘n Continue Reading

Torture

By Eleanor Johnson I’m hurting today My insides scream Fear erupts a deep sense of foreboding Head thunders and wails Muscles tortured Panicked, pleading cries chocked into lungs Nauseating truth Empty shell of pain Longing to escape own twisted anguish Reproduced with permission, originally posted here

Insincere

By Nia Lloyd Williams My senses bristle; I feel quite sick I know that you think I’m thick My intuition screams: don’t get near It tells me all I need to hear You walk the walk and talk the talk It’s so strange that I want to balk Run away somewhere Continue Reading

Codependent Queen – Living life to please others

By Joanne Esther Vigneau Codependent Queen I would like to share a story, about a codependent queen.. Living life just to please others, that is all she has ever been.. Always mistaken and misunderstood, She has tucked her feelings away.. She surrounds herself in chaos, because she knows no other way.. Continue Reading

Tired

By Nia Lloyd Williams My energy is low I have no get up and go Any that I’ve had Has gone and that is bad My energy wanes Each muscle complains My head is fuzzy I feel quite scuzzy Tired and low My mind is slow Exhaustion is king I’m Continue Reading

My Story

By Ashley Phillips I spent 14 weeks in total in three different psychiatric hospitals from December 2016 after almost killing myself. I wanted to try and explain what was going on for me to my boys, aged six and ten. I wrote them this poem: The critical voice has a Continue Reading