Depression Quote by Lucius Johnson
““Depression Intimidating as the oceans roar I retreat to a corner cold on the floor He is back and determined as ever to win He speaks to me often but he is no friend Words as sharp as razors edge A voice strong as thunder, attention I pledge I see you’re still here, he says with a grin I mumble quietly, I’ll silence your sins He hates when I love and laugh through the day Hates when I smile, kneel and pray His presence alone is something I dread What he yearns most, is to see me dead Natural causes just will not please Death by my hands he wants to achieve So we battle again until one of us falls I’m down, not for long up the bed I crawl Digging down deep my spirit must hold Though hurting so badly, I must not fold I saw faces of family all over my room Then KO’d Depression, rematch coming soon ””
About This Quote
The speaker describes depression as a relentless, hostile force that invades thoughts, urging self‑destruction and battling inner peace
In simple terms: Depression is portrayed as an aggressive, internal enemy seeking to end the speaker’s life
Recognize depression’s voice and seek external help
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- therapy sessions
- support groups
- personal journaling
- mindfulness practice
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What coping strategies have you tried?
- How can you create a safety net for yourself?
Depression can be mitigated with professional treatment and strong social support