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psychosis
Posted On: 09/23/2007 03:44:31
 
Peeking through the window. - Can they see me ?

I've been here for hours. - Feet start to scream.

Running down the hallway. - Knives in both hands.

Demons right behind me. - No semblance of man.



Why do they chase me ? - Why won't they leave?

Loosing touch with reality. - They're all that I see.

Have I gone crazy? - Something answers me.

Scratching at the window. – Too petrified to breathe.



They seem to enjoy this. - What is it they hunt?

The whole room seemed to answer. -

"We're servants of the Devil,

And it's YOU that we want "!



Paranoid schizophrenia that manifested through time.

Is the unfortunate Diagnosis. - That explains my sick mind.

Twisted reality. – Getting only worse with time.

Untreated will surely kill me. - I'm destined to die.


Wait!  where are the voices? - That toy with my brain?

I feel so alone now. - Or have I gone permanently insane?

Without them I'm lonely. - An emptiness within.

As sick as it might sound. - I kind of miss them.



To some this sounds morbid - This paradox I face.

But being alone in my mind is a frighting place.


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09/23/2007 12:55:39
So meds can be helpful but some can cause more damage then what they do to help. 


09/23/2007 11:48:41
Thats why it's so important to take medication, many don't and they become very ill, some even kill,cause the voices told them too, even though some meds make you feel like a zombie, it can be adjusted and the body eventually gets accustomed to it, meds are a necessary evil.They can also give you a quality of life to function.



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