I'll share a piece in hopes that someone would be interested in reading. Keep in mind that sometimes dramatix are needed to fully express the almost unexplainable lives we live.
Insanity's Muffled Scream
I have swam the ocean
I have swam the sea
I don't believe in love
It left me
I have slit my wrists and
Bled out the guilt
I've had to climb
The wall we've built
I'd do it all again
Until my final breath
If i knew you would forgive me
For our death
Fighting the battle of unrequited pain
Washing all the blood away
With the tears that rain
Sleeping by your side if only in a dream
Perpetually waking in the same day
Insanity's muffled scream
Unexplainable totrture the nightmare never ends
Carried on the backs of all my dear friends
I've had to die a few times
And still a few more times to come
I've been running all this time
Not knowing what i run from
Falling from a cliff at the edge of my mind
daming myself eternally for the fates that bind
slowly filling my grave with dirt
And anything else you can find
I have no escape
There iz no barred window
Only darkness cares for me
Only darkness wont let go
-- Sun Jul 17, 2011 7:43 pm --
katana wrote:I think its a great idea.
i've used writing music as a coping mechanism for dealing with feelings. also drawing to express stuff that has come up. i think those were more to do with coping with trauma when i uncovered it than coping with BPD, but still a good idea.
That's wikked, Katana! Thanx alot for your input. I love writing music, sound art, writing, drawing ( as i have been learning to tattoo for three years and counting..) I used to go to art school about six or seven years ago. I had to drop out due to mental illness and then life took a hold as i became a mother. There are many things i do to cope with the confusion of living with BPD. It would be great if people could share anything they like creatively in this thread altho i do no know its boundaries.

Im stoked on experiencing the creative thinking of others.
-- Sun Jul 17, 2011 7:52 pm --
katana wrote:I think its a great idea.
i've used writing music as a coping mechanism for dealing with feelings. also drawing to express stuff that has come up. i think those were more to do with coping with trauma when i uncovered it than coping with BPD, but still a good idea.
I've dealt alot with past traumas and find that the exsisting trauma isnt what happened to me in my life, rather the lasting effect of how my brain developed since childhood. Traumas have come and gone, and still what remains is the confusion of not knowing how to fully fix a brain using a brain that needs fixing. If there is anything you'd like to share, i'd love to be an audience member