Notice me?
That girl in the corner, remember her?
The one who was so normal you couldn’t be bothered.
The ’happy one’ the ’nerdy one, ’
They’re all labeled.
And those who don’t need something,
The ones who aren’t interesting?
You’d be surprised by how much they noticed you.
Glasses, blonde, four-eyes, brace-face.
Stories of the people who get bullied.
The guilt felt by the ’normal ones.’
But the only thing that hurts more than the words,
Is the lack of them.
So when will you notice me?
The laughter not quite reaching my eyes.
When will you notice me?
The one who never needed anything.
The ones who aren’t bullied,
The ones who are left all alone and should be grateful that they don’t need help, The ones who don’t need anything.
You’d be surprised how much we need,
For you to notice me.
I have noticed your poem Emma, well done hey.please checkout my poems
What I notice first and foremost is that you 're honest, unique and talented. I too, once thought of a bookstore, artsy nerd, quiet in my corner, unnoticed as a plain Jane, and far from the popular cliques....then I learned the lesson of placing a great value on your self worth and never letting anyone demean it. It serves me well to this day...as I am a happy bookstore, artsy nerd, just me...and proud of it. Your poem says what so many others dare not speak aloud....braves to you! ! ! ! PEACE
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Such a great poem! Can remember those feelings so well! Bravo to you for putting feelings to paper and letting people know you have worth! Very nicely written!