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i’m like a stranger in my own body, my own head. knocking, waiting for someone to come and help this lost person. no one comes no one comes because no one knows that i feel like a stranger to myself. begging, pleading, grabbing ahold of any attention one gives me to have a semblance of sanity— normalcy. what is normal for someone who has never experienced it in their life when someone asks what “normal” is to me, i stare blankly at them unable to come up with anything normal and this stranger inside me don’t know each other
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 12:07 AM UTC
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i’m like a stranger in my own body, my own head. knocking, waiting for someone to come and help this lost person. no one comes no one comes because no one knows that i feel like a stranger to myself. begging, pleading, grabbing ahold of any attention one gives me to have a semblance of sanity— normalcy. what is normal for someone who has never experienced it in their life when someone asks what “normal” is to me, i stare blankly at them unable to come up with anything normal and this stranger inside me don’t know each other
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 12:07 AM UTC
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