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Shouting

January 12, 2012
By Anonymous

When I put on my jacket I did not know
That it would become an invisibility cloak.
People walk past and don’t even look,
Don’t even notice I’m right there.
I’m shut up in a dark room,
Crouching in the corner,
Waiting.
Waiting to be noticed,
To be seen.

“Look at me! I’m right here!
Please! Acknowledge that I exist!”
You want to shout,
To yell,
To scream.
Will anyone turn?
Will anyone notice?
You are left to wonder.
Who knows how long you will stand in the dark room,
Shouting,
Waiting to be noticed.


The author's comments:
Sometimes, I just feel so invisible. I hope you all understand this and can help others and yourselves to never be alone. Being alone is one of the worst fears that today's youth encounters.

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on Jan. 25 2012 at 7:31 am
Open_5hoelaces BRONZE, Vadodra, Other
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Well, now a lot of people hear you shouting.

.king. SILVER said...
on Jan. 17 2012 at 12:28 pm
.king. SILVER, Yeux Bien Tres Bien, Other
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Favorite Quote:
( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

I noticed U, I really like your poem, I could feel the emotions and ignorance, Amazing write !

on Jan. 14 2012 at 11:27 am
swiftheart GOLD, Houston, Texas
17 articles 5 photos 81 comments

Favorite Quote:
"If someone were to pay you 10 cents for every kind word you ever spoke and collect 5 cents for every unkind word, would you be rich or poor?"

It is soo beautiful. I love it.

on Jan. 14 2012 at 11:16 am
HiddenAngelInTheDark PLATINUM, Brooklyn, New York
39 articles 0 photos 177 comments

Favorite Quote:
Theres so many that I can't pick sorry

It;s beautiful night and I do agree with you I feel left out at times like I;m a ghost and can't be seen

on Jan. 14 2012 at 11:16 am
Blue4indigo PLATINUM, Sturbridge, Connecticut
24 articles 0 photos 382 comments

Favorite Quote:
I'd rather be sorry for something that I did than for something I didn't do.
-Red Scott

I can totally relate to this. I really like the simplicity of the words you use and how effective they are at getting your feelings across, and making the reader relate.