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( votes)Inside Out
written by: Rebecca Lombardo
@BekaLombardo
Things happen
People steal
Hearts torn apart
Slowly heal
When you walk right by
A tear falls from my eye
I wipe it away
And go on with my day
Never certain if I’ll hear from you
You’re blissfully unaware of what you do
When it’s answers I seek
You have no words to speak
The darkness dances in front of the light
Signaling the start of yet another long night
Crossing that bridge, I nearly fall
Couldn’t you have paid any attention at all?
Yet, I held on with all of my might
Knowing I stood alone in this never-ending fight
Rebecca Lombardo
My name is Rebecca Lombardo and I’m 43 years old. I’ve been happily married for 15 years. I live in Michigan with my husband and cats. I am a published author, a Huffington Post blogger, a contributor for The Mighty, and a podcast host. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of 19. I have battled that as well as several other conditions for over 20 years. In 2013, I attempted suicide. Grateful that I survived, I decided to tell my story in the hopes that I could help others choose a different path.
Latest posts by Rebecca Lombardo (see all)
- Inside Out - September 26, 2017
- Hanging On - April 30, 2017
- Something To Wait For - February 6, 2017
