Keep writing and ignore what people are saying. As long as the writing helps you it doesn't matter what others think.

Go see a doctor and get some antidepressant's that might help

Keep writing, but keep it to yourself. Being public about how depressed you are and showing off your dark writing might make people lable you "emo" and you'll get a lot of shit about it.

What them hell is an emo??? every one knows what it is but me.....

Sometimes it feels better when you show it to other people though. Its like reaching out. I suggest you find someone who appreciates the darkness or that you really trust if that is the case.
See a psychiatrist and he will judge whether you need some antidepressants. Don't be afraid or ashamed if you do need, because alot of the time it is not your fault, through either trauma or simply brain chemistry.

writing seems to keep you sane. so you should do whatever makes you comfortable.

You are a Goth.
It's a phase you're going through and before you know it you'll be listening to Nirvana and Tom McCrae and other depressingly bad musicians.
Snap out of it and masterbate instead.

Hey, I feel for you man.
I'de be depressed too if I was a personification of the word cliché.

For once I want to read a depression story that says something origional like

"I'm totally down and I dont know what to do. Sometimes I want to end it all. Lately I've been braiding my younger sister's hair alot. My younger sister doesn't like it, and now she continually gives me a hard time because I braid her hair too tight and cry into her hair while braiding. I tell her that the tears mean that each braid was filled with love, but she just thinks thats "creepy". I really don't want to stop braiding though because since I started braiding I haven't played hopscotch or thought of suicide. what should I do?"

That horribly mangeled word above is cliche. apparently isitnormal doesn't know how to handle words with accentuated letters.

Do what makes you happy, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone, or yourself, ever.

If you find yourself unable to do this, I would strongly suggest meeting with a therapist who can diagnose your symptoms, and things WILL get better.

keep writing if it helps. writing can be a good gift as well. a lot of good poetry and stuff comes from dark feelings.let someone you realy trust read your stuff if you feel comfortable doing so.

You're probably a literary genuis like Jim Morrison or Mark Twain (Samual Clemens).

Knowledge begets sorrow. Stupid people are generaly happier.

Whether you believe in GOD or not you should read ecclesiastics (in the bible) It was written by king soloman, the wisest man who ever lived. Very depressing, yet true.