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My Soliloquy by Ashley J Wilson Wednesday, March 24, 2004 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Questions I have asked myself, as a teenager suffering from a depression.
Why I wonder Must I torment like this. Why have I been condemned to hell? What awful deeds have I done to deserve? Talk to me damnit! Do tell! You ignore my pain Yet you lack Understanding of what I must Live through as these days pass by Or you wouldn't ignore I trust. Answer my cries It's all I ask. At the very least just listen. Better now than later Before my soul dies Or am I just not a worthy Christian?

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Reviewed by Heather White	3/25/2004

i understand this oh so well, greatly written




Reviewed by Lori Moore	3/24/2004

Great expression. Having had the diagnosis of clinical depression off and on for several years, I can relate.