Toxic workplace bullying,
exacerbated my mental health,
breaking me down to my knees.
I fought while too ill,
my human rights,
my dignity and my guts they made me spill, and at the mercy,
of the conglomerates, I bleed.
Depression and dread,
are the bars and the black painted windows, that keep any light from coming in,
and me locked up inside.
Oppression, discrimination,
and hatred blind me,
as I wait in hopelessness for release.
Desire for love and understanding,
while bound by anxiety,
flood in on panics tide.
Mercy, grace and joy hiding in a corner,
They all forsake me,
as I wait for death,
sobbing in grief,
(from all our pain and losses),
and fighting,
for even a little bit,
of peace.
For the last of my tears over all of this mess,
of hatred and misunderstanding, I’ve cried.