She walks the halls,face blank,
hands tight in fists,
eyes locked on the floor.
She looks so put together,
right?
Like, she's a Jenga set that can never
fall.
What we don't see are the blocks
falling silently within.
Cascading down around her,
blocking out the world.
No one may see her cry.
Nobody can see her fighting for
just a breath of air.
Nobody can see the girl held together,
so tight,
fall apart like an old, withered,
building.
Nobody can see her hurt,
so badly.
She whispers to herself,
"Breathe."
YOU ARE READING
Paper Planes
PoetryLetters to him disguised as paper planes. I always think of you. Sincerely, Yours. 《Poems about my first love》