Tag: about me

  • Depression

    Roses in a vase

    Pale yellow surrounds

    Supposedly a calming place

    To let all your fears out

    I spent too long there

    Not much help it was

    If nothing I did made me care

    Why did she think she could?

    I would sit an hour a week

    Tell her all my stories

    She’d ask how it made me feel

    If I didn’t think I was loved

    I knew my family’s love was real

    But I didn’t love myself enough

    Depression: a word said too much

    Just to give a reason

    I know I never really was 

    In that horrible, suffocating position

    The roses never changed

    Yeah, they were fake

    Just like my “disease”

    My supposed messed up chemistry

    What about those 

    That are really in pain?

    Those without the help

    That I got in vain?

    Pray for their peace tonight

    Show them they’re not alone

    That they have love in their life

    That it’s not for them to go on their own

    Depression isn’t an easy go to

    It should have never been said to me

    I just hated the school I went to

    Something too simple for them to see

    If I hadn’t had told them

    That the pills didn’t help

    I’d still be taking them

    I’d still be saying how I felt

    I pray for you

    Every single night

    I hope that you

    Can one day see the light

    Hope, love, and faith

    Joy, peace, and truth

    Just make it day by day

    Just know that I love you

  • Imposter

    A hug and “I’m gonna miss you”
    My thoughts were “yeah, right”
    She’s amazing, too good to be true
    I don’t know what about me she likes
    Imposter, imposter you’re actually annoying
    Being me is something no one is enjoying


    I feel like I’m lying about me
    By being how I am in life
    I don’t know another way to be
    But it’s an alarm flashing bright
    Imposter, imposter, that’s how I feel
    Every day I question if it’s even real


    “You’re so hardworking”
    At what answering the phones?
    I’ve been told I’m a smart person
    So why is my favorite thing to stay home?
    Imposter, imposter it’s all a lie
    Even now I’m trying to hide


    “I’m so proud of you”
    Words I cannot accept
    I’m conditioned to say “thank you”
    Even though I know I should be a reject
    Imposter, imposter you lied to them all
    I’m nothing great, I’m just waiting to fall


    Love bombing is any kind of affection
    There’s no way it could be real for me
    I’m used to expecting rejection
    Don’t try to say you actually care for me
    Imposter, imposter my head screams it loud
    I can’t let you lie to me and say you’re proud


    Imposter syndrome, something so prevalent
    I live everyday of my life with it
    How do I accept your love and care
    When I can’t hope, I don’t even dare
    Imposter, it’s screaming out
    Imposter, it’s wrong there’s no doubt.

    I wrote this because I feel like I’ve somehow manipulated people into liking me, that I’m a liar and I’m not as nice as I seem, even if I want to be. Imposter syndrome is a very common thing, and I hate that so much.

  • Introduction

    Hello, my name is Faith. I’m 33, 34 in June, and I’ve been writing since I was in middle school.

    My poetry started out in the form of song lyrics; with three verses and a chorus that would repeat throughout. Finally, after a few years of that, I let myself write without that kind of structure and began just writing poems.

    I’ve been posting screenshots of my poems from my notes app on Instagram (username @noted.writings) and I’ve decided they deserve to have their own site.

    Please enjoy my poetry and I hope you feel something from all of them.

    -Faith

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