Day To Day

I just live from day to day

Don't got no job

Don't get no pay



When mornin comes, just wait and see

I'll thank my Lord

Fall to my knees



I may feel good, I may feel bad

I'll think of all

The love I've had



See my face in the mirror dim

Wish I was young

Wish I was thin



Tears will fall upon the floor

I run away

I slam the door



Where did all the good years go?

Time went fast

Wish it was slow



Depression got the best of me

Will I ever feel better?

Will I ever be free?



I want to live without the fear

Without the pills

Constantly near



Time is gone , forever lost

Disappeared

Just like the frost



Robbed my loved ones of my best

I'm always put

To the test



Oh this thing it hurts my heart

Why won't it go ?

Why won't it part?



I guess that it is here to stay

That's why I'm sad

Everyday












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Tim Derr's picture

Delta, your depression is evident, yet you seem fully capable of grasping all that occurs about you.

This is a well written purge of the soul. You have laid the mirror's image at out feet, and allowed us to see you in all your humanity and without judgement!

Bravo!Poetess. ~Tim

John Mazur's picture

I want to have something to say about the craft of this poem--that is usually the content of what I have to say. But sometimes, regardless how it is crafted, the distillation of the emotion expressed is of such high quality, power and intensity that little can be said. For some reason I felt drawn into the lyric. It was as though the words did not count. They were merely wires carrying a crackling current at the speed of light; like the storm and thunder carries the voice of God. I am not trying to be sappy here. There was a connection that made me feel uneasy. (Not just this poem, but the others also.) Perhaps they struck too close to home. I want to commend you on your craft and urge you to continue (and in fact I do) but how can anyone urge you to this pain and loneliness. Perhpas all that can be said is thank you for giving us this vision to experience and know. Thank you.