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Caging Rage

October 23, 2008
By claudia42 GOLD, Chalfont, Pennsylvania
claudia42 GOLD, Chalfont, Pennsylvania
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I write this in my neatest hand.
I speak this in my softest tongue.
You may not hear me, but I am there.
For if I wrote this in the rage that I am

You could not read it,
You could not hear it.
No matter how loud I get you would not
Hear the hurt in me.

I’m taking this time to write it out.
To write it out and read it to myself,
Fold it up, put it in an envelope
And put it in a drawer.

Perhaps I’ll send it in twenty years
When your mind has forgotten.
Then this letter will remind you
Of the girl who yelled at a whisper.



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Nickjfan said...
on Dec. 10 2008 at 3:49 pm
Hi Dara!

yeah well i'm in school right now, sitting right next to you so yeah uhmm hi!

and your poem is really good it sends A STRONG POWERFUL lol Message





No but seriously it is really good!

-signed its about time

on Dec. 5 2008 at 12:40 am
This is really good! I think it is better than your other poem too. The ending is very powerful, and the overall poem has a great message. Good job!

on Dec. 3 2008 at 1:17 am
Again, another amazing poem. I like this one more than "You Are My Home", though. The title is perfect in showing how this poem should be read...it's like you're ready to scream out but you have to keep it inside.

Amarieb said...
on Nov. 15 2008 at 5:50 am
Wow... this is such a strong message. whoa... I don't even know how to adequately describe how much i absolutely LOVE this poem!!! great job...



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LOVERgirl98 said...
on Oct. 30 2008 at 10:18 pm
wow.this is good. i love the wording and the meaning. you should comment and rate my poemes too! TeenInk.com/search.php?raw=1