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Yes, like my depression things fall apart They say

Yes, like my depression
things fall apart
They say "poor thing, 
she's in depression."
that's when it falls apart
in every corner of me. 
I cannot gather myself
neither can the 'poor thing'
I am inside it, helpless
watching it fall in me
watching me fall in it. 
didn't I fall in love too? 
or did love fall for me? 
I don't know, how can I? 
I'm in depression, you see. 
Poor thing, this depression
falling for me, falling in me. 
A part of me, never apart from me.  The day is cloudy
And I am a bit moody
Things fall apart
As my mood plays its part.

Have things fallen apart for you where you struggled to make sense of the whole, but found yourself going down a hole instead?

The title of your poem today is the title of Chinua Achebe's 1958 novel Things Fall Apart. This title in turn is borrowed from W.B. Yeats's poem The Second Coming.
Yes, like my depression
things fall apart
They say "poor thing, 
she's in depression."
that's when it falls apart
in every corner of me. 
I cannot gather myself
neither can the 'poor thing'
I am inside it, helpless
watching it fall in me
watching me fall in it. 
didn't I fall in love too? 
or did love fall for me? 
I don't know, how can I? 
I'm in depression, you see. 
Poor thing, this depression
falling for me, falling in me. 
A part of me, never apart from me.  The day is cloudy
And I am a bit moody
Things fall apart
As my mood plays its part.

Have things fallen apart for you where you struggled to make sense of the whole, but found yourself going down a hole instead?

The title of your poem today is the title of Chinua Achebe's 1958 novel Things Fall Apart. This title in turn is borrowed from W.B. Yeats's poem The Second Coming.
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