Have you noticed her?
The girl who is silently
screaming for help.
"BROKEN" is inscribed
on her forehead and heart.
"SAVE ME" is inked on her
arms and legs.
"NOT GOOD ENOUGH" is
written on her hands and
feet.
"FAT" is scribbled on her
stomach and thighs.
"UGLY" is stamped on
her back.
"FRAGILE" is marked
on her chest.
"LIFELESS" is printed
on her face.
An array of masks hide how
she truly feels.
Sure she may feel happy at some
points, but that soon disappears.
The tears showing how she really
feels are rolling down her cheeks.
Her dead and sad eyes are returning.
Her smile has faded away from her face.
Her laugh is no where to be heard.
Staying up late crying with her headphones
in her ears listening to those particular
songs is starting to become a regular
thing again.
The thoughts are starting to become
more and more frequent.
The cycle of pain is returning.
The words she wants to say are
on her tongue, but she doesn't
dare open her mouth.
No one will care to listen
anyway.
Frightening thoughts plague
her mind and what's worse is
that she fears they will come true.
She doesn't want to become
the person she used to hate.
She can't afford to do that again.
She is so fragile, her body is like
glass, but
Cracked.
Damaged.
Falling apart.
In need of repair.
Her demons have enchained her
in her own fears and insecurities
and she can't seem to break free.
Her constant suffering has engulfed
her in a unbreakable box.
It is made up of the memories that
keep her locked inside the past.
She pounds on this box day in and
day out trying to catch someone's
attention, but no sound ever escapes
and no one cares enough to make
eye contact with her.
She feels alone in a crowd of people.
She wants someone to notice
and help her, but at the same
time, doesn't want anyone to
pick up on her presence.
If you really knew her, would you
still want to help the broken girl?
Please save me from myself.
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Still Lost at Sea
PoetryThis poem describes how I have been feeling lately. I don't know what's going on with me. Please read this poem slowly and carefully because I want anyone who reads this to understand how I'm feeling. Listen to the song I posted with the poem too be...