My depression has it’s jealous tendencies

My depression gets jealous when others want to be my friend.

That’s right… because my depression wants me all to itself.

My depression has a tendency to remain on the shy side, often creeping up on me out of nowhere, letting me know I can’t go out and exercise because I need to stay in and tend to my depression.

My depression is what reminds me everyday of the hurt and pain within the world, and that my problems are nothing I should be sad about, because there are people out there who have it a lot worse than I do.

As the sun rises my depression awakens me ready to start another day.

My depression follows me to work,and  in the evening, my depression feeds my stomach and helps me to save money on food.

As night time falls, my depression blends in with the darkness, hovering over me as I fall asleep.

My depression is what wakes me up in the middle of the night, takes me under the moon light, serenades me to tears, & then puts me back to sleep again.

My depression has no battles, because my depression always wins