
the reflection in front of me has tears
streaming down tired eyes.
It’s a miserable girl, one who feels so empty
at a young age. Too young..
It’s me.
A Broken Reflection.
Tiredness formed around my eyes.
I used to think they were filled
with so much light, so much positivity.
I guess not.
Body is weaker.
I haven’t consumed anything in my body.
Starvation.
Mentality is six feet under the ground.
Where I’ll be rotting.
Soon.
Hopefully, at least.
Depression.
“Do it…”
Repeats over
and over and over
in my already chaotic head.
It sounds like a crowd in here,
attached to me, echoing off the walls,
two words in a small space.
Do it, Do it, Do it, Do. It..
Poem by Jocelyn Diaz Torres
Image by Jocelyn Diaz Torres
Jocelyn Diaz Torres is a High School student located in Vancouver, Washington