No one

by IwillNOTbow2741

Published June 2, 2012

In poems

No one notices her,
The one all alone.
She sits there everyday saying nothing,
She waits for her turn to speak.
Everything you do,
Everything you say,
She takes into account in her mind.
No one notices that she's screaming,
Just begging for her voice.
She lost her voice to you.
She can't take back her voice,
it is hidden in the crowd.
The light slowly fadeing away,
She reaches out to grasp her life and it shatters in her hands.
Shes broken but nobody cares,
Nobody except her friends that are moving away.
She falls into a deep sea of blackness,
her only weapon,
a knife of unkind thoughts stabbing through her heart.
No one seees her that day,
She slips through the crowd.
Unseen, she slips out the knife.
No one notices her,
As the knife cuts through her skin.
The blood runs down her arm in a rush.
As she finally falls to the ground it's too late.
She's gone.
Comments & reviews · 7
wordsandwishes wrote a review Review · Jun 4, 2012

GOOD STUFF;
Wow, that was very deep and emotional, a very good piece. I also liked the simplicity of your title; it conveys your message perfectly.
BAD STUFF:
I noticed a few spelling mistakes:
1.throgh should be through
2.shaders should be shatters
3.shes should be she's

Overall it was a very good piece.

keep it up!

w&w

thank you :) i didn't catch those errors until you said something.

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angelhunter97
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angelhunter97 commented Comment · Jun 4, 2012

By golly, this is depressing. I surely hope this is not how you feel or are acting.....

well, that's how i felt that day. i'm a little better now i'm out of school haha

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IndiaRubber wrote a review Review · Jun 2, 2012

You have chosen an intense and deeply personal, deeply emotional and thought provoking topic to write about. I admire that. With a subject like this-suicide-there is so much potential for expression, powerful imagery, and feeling. Although this poem moved me, it needs improvement. First of all, there are technical errors (*fading, shatters, through...) Second of all, the words and phrases are often vague, and not specific, not intriguing or powerful enough to leave an impact. If you fix this, you can make your poem stand out more. It will have more of an effect on the reader and they will be able to relate to it more. Revise this and try to involve the senses so we can feel and understand the message and theme you are portraying. So we can sense the pain and agony and helplessness this girl is feeling. Currently, you seem removed from the subject. Practice on capturing the mood and emotions of what you are writing about. If you are willing to improve on this, if you are dedicated, you will be able to write a masterpiece. There is a lot of potential here. Embrace it. Come back to this poem with a drive to make it better.

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FallenAngel97 wrote a review Review · Jun 2, 2012

I really like this one, and I can relate to it too. This is a topic that not many people write about and that's what makes you a good writer. Writing about what people don't really even think about too much. There are a couple of spelling errors, and there was one part where I felt the lines repeated themselves. "She lost her voice to you, She can't take back her voice." The word "voice" is repeated and it kind of throws the flow off a bit. I would try something like "She lost her voice to you, And she can never gain it back" it sounds a bit more poetic, but that's just my opinion. Overall, it is a really great piece and I loved it :)

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PixieStix wrote a review Review · Jun 2, 2012

Hey! Pix here to review!

This is amazing, actually. Very, very good. :)

I think this is emotional and very touching. The girl commited suicide, most people don't write about that. I like how you used lots of emtotion and at the end you put- "She's gone"

Very nice. Keep writing!

~Katie



That's just what translation is, I think. That's all speaking is. Listening to the other and trying to see past your own biases to glimpse what they're trying to say. Showing yourself to the world, and hoping someone else understands.
— Ramy (Babel by R. F. Kuang)