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A Blue Echo by Trevor McCormick Friday, June 13, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan It's common for people to think that hearing voices is the worst part about having schizophrenia. The depression and the apathy which precede and follow the psychosis is much worse. I wrote this poem about a time in my life, when "naught but a feeling of emptiness lingered inside of me."
Every note of passion within my soul Died in a melancholy refrain. This heart of mine, pumped up, inspired to inflate, And trumpeted by the breath of fate, Burst. A blue echo, resounding throughout the hole Inside, became the lone remain.

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Reviewed by meljess	8/4/2003

dude thats not schizophrenea thats more a sick sad and sadistic view ofthe entireworld but its really really really good mate i really enjoyed the way you use the words to let readers iinterperate it in all sorts of ways. luv the girls




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	6/13/2003

A very good description and a fine work on the subject. Bravo.