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Prompt #223 How Depression Feels
It is possible I am pushing through solid rock… I am such a long way in I see no way through, and no space; everything is close to my face, and everything close to my face is stone. -Ranier Maria Rilke, quoted in Thriving Through Crisis: Turn Tragedy and Trauma into Growth and Change by Bill O’Hanlon
Writing Prompt: Write a description of depression through your protagonist’s point of view.
Journaling Prompt: Write about your experience with depression (your own or that of someone you know).
Art Prompt: Depression
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