My hidden scars

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I feel so lost and all alone,
Like I'm wandering through life without a home.
The darkness inside me never fades,
And I'm left feeling broken, like a discarded spade.

I try to put on a brave face,
To make it seem like I'm keeping pace.
But the pain inside me never quits,
And I'm left feeling like I'm not worth a bit.

I want to feel loved, to feel seen,
To feel like I'm part of a team.
But the voices in my head won't let me go,
And I'm left feeling empty, with nothing to show.

I know that others care about me,
That they want to help me be free.
But the darkness inside me is so strong,
And I'm left feeling like I don't belong.

I want to believe that I'm worth something,
That I'm more than just a fleeting thing.
But the pain inside me is so real,
And I'm left feeling like I'm made of steel.

I want to break down, to let it all out,
To scream and shout and never doubt,
That I'm worth something, that I matter,
That I'm not just a broken ladder.

But the darkness inside me is so deep,
And I'm left feeling like I'm just a heap.
Of broken dreams and shattered hopes,
Of endless pain and endless mopes.

I know that I'm not alone,
That others have felt the pain that I've known.
And I'll keep fighting, keep holding on,
Until the light inside me shines like a dawn.

For I know that I'm worth something,
That I'm more than just a fleeting thing.
And I'll keep reaching out, keep trying to connect,
Until the love around me is what I expect.


By C.Philip

  • Author: [email protected] (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 24th, 2023 11:09
  • Comment from author about the poem: Well I'll just say that It's okay to feel that way sometimes. Remember that you are loved and valued, even if you don't feel like it right now. Keep reaching out and connecting with others, and don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it. Thank you to all who read it....
  • Category: Reflection
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