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Depression Feedback
November 7, 2013
Alexandra's poem "Depression" taught me about a level so high of sadness that I did not know existed. Many teens suffer from depression today not only from heartbreaks but also form issues at home with their families. In her poem, she wrote, "Depression does not always mean beautiful girls shattering at the wrists". People think that depression is just crying and then later cutting yourself, but it is much more than that. Depression is like drowning but you can see everyone else around you breathing. Alexandra really opened my eyes about depression.
© Tiana D., Monument, CO
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