You gave a shoulder
You gave a hug
You talked to them
To the ones who cried
But I was a ghost to you
You see me as the youngest
The youngest you see as naive
You thought I wouldn't be able to handle it
But I feel like I'm the only one who let myself go through the pain
I hid my pain
You've said, "You shouldn't see me this way."
Which only made me angrier and cost me pain.
I know what life is, but you don't seem to.
You have to face your feelings.
I know I can be scary.
What matters more to me is to have a shoulder.
But you chose to ignore me like a ghost.
Like a ghost
That wasn't in the room.
But you can still feel my presence.
I didn't leave you on the edge.
I held on tight to the edge, but it was you that was pushing my hands.
Are you trying to make me hate you?
My heart feels but my mind overstimulates
Where I feel guilty and ashamed
But you've never told me, "you have nothing to be ashamed of."
You make me feel like it's wrong for me to cry in front of you.
You'd scream, you'd yell, "Stop crying."
And tell me that I'm the one that has to apologise
When I shouldn't be taking the blame,
Because I was taught speaking up was having an attitude.
Because of you, I'm not the same.
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poemsbygrace
PoetryThis book is a mix of poems and my diary entry's. I've been at a loss for words for the past 2 or so years after writing i story I practically surrogatly lived through and proudfully deleted. I've been trying to make a new start for myself since the...