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#33

Forgotten

Sarah Twing

Mar 8, 2024

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1 Min Read 112 Words

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Forgotten, a feeling so deep,

When sadness and silence converge in my sleep.

A normal emotion, yet not quite so,

When joy and excitement pass me by, don't I know.

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I sit in silence, lost in my thoughts,

While others chat and laugh, their spirits fraught.

Nobody cares, I think, to hear my plight,

So I swallow my tears, and hide from sight.

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I try to fit in, to be someone else,

But my heart yearns for connection, someone to tell.

I fear being a burden, a nuisance to all,

So I suffer in silence, behind an invisible wall.

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Staying in shadows, sitting on stone,

Lost and forgotten, sad and alone.

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