Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
Most likely you’re not invisible, To me, I see you, But you stand ugly, And a demon inside winks at me, True, I cannot see your real struggles, But I confess to knowing, The possible hells, And not moving, To touch you. I blind my own eyes, To your humanity, Choosing to see you, As gray upon gray, And run towards brighter colors, Forgetting that love, Will always rainbow. I can’t love everyone, I don’t have the strength to carry you, And I’m afraid you won’t give back, To me, But make me gray upon gray, Robbing me of joy. Honestly, I would never turn you away, If you walked toward me. It doesn’t take courage, For me to return a smile, But to stand up, Confident that my hues won’t bleed away, If I come to sit with you, And come, Unasked for, With my soul in hand, Is courage.
0
Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 6:08 PM UTC
Not invisible
Most likely you’re not invisible, To me, I see you, But you stand ugly, And a demon inside winks at me, True, I cannot see your real struggles, But I confess to knowing, The possible hells, And not moving, To touch you. I blind my own eyes, To your humanity, Choosing to see you, As gray upon gray, And run towards brighter colors, Forgetting that love, Will always rainbow. I can’t love everyone, I don’t have the strength to carry you, And I’m afraid you won’t give back, To me, But make me gray upon gray, Robbing me of joy. Honestly, I would never turn you away, If you walked toward me. It doesn’t take courage, For me to return a smile, But to stand up, Confident that my hues won’t bleed away, If I come to sit with you, And come, Unasked for, With my soul in hand, Is courage.
April 23, 2014 Inspired by Hunter Hayes' Invisible
eva-schoolcraft
Written by
Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 6:08 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem