She had deep brown eyes
which were common to see
but not as sincere
as her eyes could be.
She was quiet
she wouldn't say much
not that she did not know
but she couldn't find the right ones to talk.
She let you know she didn't care
but yet she did
she acted clueless
and had much clue
but didn't like attention
and she didn't have a crew.
All of us were blind
no-one could really see
that she was carrying mountains,
that's what made her slow
she was crying oceans
but the morning sun would dry her tears.
Instead of drowning
she had built a ship
she'd learned to make salt
by crystalizing her tears.
She's now somewhere
in this world
and may be struggling a bit
but she know she can do it
that's what she always did.
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PoetryIt doesn't mean we should see it the same. Take some time to let poetry get to you and make you feel whatever you want to , see it from you own experience and from your own perspective. A collection of poems which will take you through the path of...