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Created on: November 08, 2010
It sneaks up on me time and again
blanketing me like how a fog rolls in
Subtle until it's full blown
it's a gradual undo of all I work for
More time in bed
phantom pains
Forced effort to get to work
fake smiles over concealed numbness
Until eventually it breaks
at which time
colors appear brighter
and life is meaningful again
But sooner or later
the fog decends
"hello depression, my old friend."
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