
I talk to the voice,
That lives in my head.
If it lets me go,
I would feel dread.
Not a day has passed
I want to be dead.
I take so many pills
To rid them from me.
I want them to leave.
I want them to flee.
Each day that I wake,
And each night
That I slumber,
The voices have grown,
Grown in number.
What started as one.
It has grown into two.
Even with medication,
Their numbers grew.
When I die, we all die,
Every last one.
I will write you a poem,
The voices will shun.
I will live my last days,
As each one comes.
A poem by: Garry Ventura
About the Creator
Garry Ventura
I have been a poet/writer for 10 years. I write about anything that I find interesting, but mostly how I am feeling. I live with Bipolar 1 disorder and social/generalized anxiety. I someday hope to be a published poet/writer.


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