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The feelings I bare as being a person with BPD |
| I live inside a fever that refuses to subside, Where every peak of rapture is a place I cannot hide. The dial of every feeling is completely turned to ten, And I crash from 'all-or-nothing' to the bottom once again. There is no middle ground, no gentle slope to tread, Just an instant switch from worship to the furious, bitter dread. I fix my fractured compass on the one who seems to care, A desperate, vital anchor cast upon the vacant air. You are the oxygen, the structure, and the light, Then you take a simple breath, and I am plunged to night. The fear of being left, it has a taste of steel, A raw and blinding terror that my whole soul has to feel. I push away the hands that try to pull me from the brink, Then drown in lonely silence when I'm left alone to sink. I am a hundred faces in a quick and turning wheel, A personality dissolved by everything I feel. I mimic what you cherish, I reflect what you require, To fill the endless chasm with a temporary fire. But when the act is over, and the spotlight leaves the stage, I am only shattered fragments, locked within an empty cage. The agony's persistent, it is sharp, and it is deep, A harvest of old sorrows that the wounded must still reap. It begs for drastic measures, a sudden, blinding cease, A desperate, awful rupture just to win a moment's peace. My body holds the chaos that my mind cannot contain, An inescapable pressure, like acid in the rain. Forgive the frantic flailing, the cling, the sudden flight, It’s not a choice of malice, but a terror of the light. To be consumed by feeling, to drown within the swell, Is to know the burning torment of this deeply guarded hell. But I will mend the fractures, though the work is slow and hard, And learn to hold the pieces of this sharp and broken shard. |