Living a Dream
A Poem About Dissociative Personality Disorder

I sit here all alone,
with the edges closing in.
But yet I'm not alone,
as I smile from within.
He says to let em out,
with out him I am not whole.
"The reason why you're down there,
Your heart is black as coal."
"Forever's much too long,
You could keep me if you tried.
Just take one step over the edge,
and I swear you'll fucking fly."
So I sit across from her,
And her smile calms my soul.
She tells me things about myself,
That I didn't ever know.
She said "just let him go"
I said "I'll do it if I can"
But yet he sits and smiles,
As he looks up at this man
"Forever's much too long,
You couldn't kill me if you tried.
Just take one step over the edge,
And I swear you might not die."
Up here doesn't look like much,
down there doesn't look like hell
But with all the spirits dancing,
I can hardly fucking tell.
So well I take a look around,
I see nothing but more questions.
Try to answer what I can
With her guiding hands of lessons.
"Forever's much too long
To hold on to his rage
Just take one look over the edge
That's not a fucking cage"
With her hand upon my shoulder
And the numbness of the skin
I take another look
At the man I keep within
And as I look at him
I fade into my mind
He takes a peek back down his hole,
And says one last time.
"Forever's much too long
And you know you can not hide
One day you'll see the beauty,
Of the darkness in our mind."


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