So spacious it whispers with its emptiness,
Deep in me it has conjured an unendurable tiredness,
It seeks my immediate departure,
And so It soldiers on towards me,
Persistently and consistently taunting me,
But I am no soldier,
So my thoughts keep reminding me,
How does one fight what they cannot see?
It is not even an option to flee,
For this thing is demonic,
It’s victory in many is indeed ironic,
Those full of life and expecting more in life,
Are heard of having taken that same life,
Those seemingly filled with joy,
Apparently it’s just a decoy,
For they are internally bruised and confused,
It finds even the most intelligent,
Forcing one to commit the greatest trespass,
Some call it Depression,
Some call it an anxiety,
Well to me in its entirety,
It should know that I’m not its property,
I will not be a fallen soldier,
For in a battle, I fight to win,
After all, I’m not alone,
So to it I will not give in,
Neither should you my brothers and sisters.