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Discouraged
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Have you ever tried
To make a wrong
Right
But found yourself
Hampered
At every turn?
That is where
I find myself
Tonight,
Feeling
So discouraged
With myself
And the situation
I created
During my recent days
Of madness.
I tell myself
That things
Could be
A lot worse
And remind myself
Of other days
In my past
When the damage I created
Was much worse,
Yet,
Somehow,
I not only survived,
But succeeded
In putting those days
Behind me,
Only revisited now
When the mania
That comes
With being bipolar
Overcomes me
And drives me
To do mindless things.
I remind myself
That I've come so far,
That I've benefited
From medication
And counseling,
And that nothing I do today
Is as bad as
What came before;
Still,
I find myself
Discouraged
As I struggle
To clean up
My latest mess,
And carry on
Once more.


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 Reviews of "Discouraged"
Reviewed by Donna Chandler
Reviewed on June 23, 2012
Each morning is a brand new day to start over.

Donna

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on June 22, 2012
Rebecca,
We all have something, i hope your's gets easier.
Budd

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 22, 2012
Without a descriptive explanation, I assume this is about you. I can identify very well with bipolar disorder because I don't have it. However, your words are eloquent in the way you describe your turmoil.

Ron

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on June 22, 2012
You're talking to the choir as far as I'm concerned. We all (we bipolar people) have to constantly fight to keep our emotions under strict control. We lose the battle often. Hang in, this too shall p[ass.


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