She always sat in the last row
Everybody only saw her as
A timid little grey mouse
Never seeing the beauty within
Until one day she stood up
And yelled: I love you all!
- Author: Alfred Peyer (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: October 8th, 2017 03:56
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 37
- Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet, Poetic Dan
Comments7
Fred this so aptly describes someone I knew - beauty of that sort can only be seen by those who look deeper. Super read.
Thanks Fay! Unfortunately we rarely take the time to get to know people better and tend to judge them from outward appearances.
Bully for her - I'm on her side - well writ Fred.
Thanks Michael. The writing is not so great, but I do like the subject.
Beautiful write Fred. Bet they took notice of her now. ; )
Thanks AP! I wonder how people would react at a meeting for example, if I suddenly stood up and yelled 'I love you all'. Would they think I am a nut?
In this day and age, the majority of people do not look deep enough to the meanings of what people do. So Fred I'm sorry but I'm afraid that yes, they would think you were Looney Farm bound. ; )
I agree, and I have to say that it is probably not too far from the truth! 🙂
But then, the whole world seems to be going in that direction.
uh, GOING in that direction? How 'bout WACKOS-R-US stores at every corner? ; )
A fine write Fred.
Thank you orchidee! Is there any hymn that talks about shy people?
Hi Fred. Well, I can't think of any off-hand. There could be some that talk about confidence, boldness, and phrases like, or similar to, 'Fear not'!
A wonderful piece!
Thanks so much for reading and commenting, poetboy!
This was unexpected Fred. This is what I call a good heart. No one never saw her and still she loved them. That is rare. Great thoughts of you to write this little piece.
Thank you Malu! If we could see into the hearts of people, I think we would be surprised at how many times we find the opposite of what we expected.
Yes, I believe so.
To know a person you must be able to look inside them. Good meaningful write.
Thank you Goldfinch! So true.
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