Invisible Poem by Amanda Saveley

Invisible



In this world of idoltry
I co-exist in harmony
No one notices I'm there
As if I'm nothing but pure air

I work hard and receive none
As all my hard work is undone
I have cried out, lashed out, called out
But my voice has dried out, died out

My life is nothing but a joke
Who could care less If I should choke
On harsh cold words of rejection
I pick apart my own reflection

Out of the light
I've been pushed but I fight
Into the dark
Overruled without a remark

In this world of cold dark stone
I just exist; I'm all alone
No one knows I'm there but me
For I'm the one they do not see

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Agnes Török 14 September 2008

I hope you are able to re-consider that. Hope that you notice how you are seen, and that you've seen us. We are but solitudes toghether alone. And maby it doesn't have to be that bad?

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