medication
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest written by: Maggie Watson One flew over the cuckoo’s nest. Looking...
Depression
Depression written by: Marie-Thérèse Hartwig First it takes away the joy. Your concentration trickles like sand through...
Renaissance Unfair
Renaissance Unfair written by: Erica Kirk Mentally unwell girl, have you taken your meds? Your memories are...
My Life With Panic Disorder
My Life With Panic Disorder written by: Dianne Moritz I had my first panic attack in seventh...
The Deafening Din of the Nighttime Agitation
The Deafening Din of the Nighttime Agitation written by: Veronika Kordikowski My friend so and so, she...
The Purple Wall
The Purple Wall written by: Destiny Eve Pifer @destiny_pifer “I’m trying,” I whisper to myself as I...
Twisted Wires
Twisted Wires written by: Valli Henry-Boldini I look at him and he smiles. He tells me that...
Compression
Compression written by: Lenore Weiss It was the end of August. Jennifer lived with her 12-year-old daughter....
Morning Ministrations
Morning Ministrations written by: CL Bledsoe @clbledsoe I can’t sleep on this new medication, so I go...
How To Eat Crow
How To Eat Crow written by: Lisa Reynolds write a poem about pain med addiction admit assertion,...
My Death Is a Great Red Pen, Correcting
My Death Is a Great Red Pen, Correcting written by: Kindra M. Austin @AustinKindra What you want,...
Love Sick
Love Sick written by: Brutus Richmond You’re infectious baby I’ve got the disease I’m burning up Thirty...
Girl Of His Dreams
Girl Of His Dreams written by: P.A. O’Neil “Yes, Sir, he’s in the second bed on the left....
