Welcome to Snapzu and to /t/poetry! You are entirely welcome to post your own work here. It's a small community, so there has not been much sharing of original work as of yet, but ideally it is a place to share anything poetry related. I would love to see more original work posted.
Thank you for sharing these! I like the first one especially. It really conveys the slow and seemingly endless drudgery that is the battle with depression. I think both capture the desperate isolation and struggle of depression quite well. I'm glad you're recovering, and it's very good of you to share your work with others well-being in mind. You're quite right that sharing our experiences can help to give solace. I look forward to reading more of your works whenever you feel inspired to post them!
They have been a rather private aspect of my life so far but as I no longer relate to them, it's interesting to find that I no longer feel so concerned with sharing them. In fact it is rather pleasing to imagine someone, getting some form of enjoyment from my work.
Welcome to Snapzu and to /t/poetry! You are entirely welcome to post your own work here. It's a small community, so there has not been much sharing of original work as of yet, but ideally it is a place to share anything poetry related. I would love to see more original work posted.
Thank you for sharing these! I like the first one especially. It really conveys the slow and seemingly endless drudgery that is the battle with depression. I think both capture the desperate isolation and struggle of depression quite well. I'm glad you're recovering, and it's very good of you to share your work with others well-being in mind. You're quite right that sharing our experiences can help to give solace. I look forward to reading more of your works whenever you feel inspired to post them!
Wow, thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed them :)
They have been a rather private aspect of my life so far but as I no longer relate to them, it's interesting to find that I no longer feel so concerned with sharing them. In fact it is rather pleasing to imagine someone, getting some form of enjoyment from my work.