Stronger than a hurricane
Our teenage angst
Brings us pain
Raging within ourselves
No one understands
No one cares
Where they see no problems
They see no pain
But our pain is so great
Pull back our sleves
You’ll find scars
That took years to carve
Pull back our blankets
You’ll find tear stained sheets
It’s the only way we can sleep
Pull back our skin
You’ll find war storming
In our hearts and minds
To be strong
Is to have no fear
Release no tears
But no one’s
Giving us the tools
To be so
We’re just mediocre teenagers
Crazed about our pain
Never growing up
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I liked it. It's very true. Keep writing!
Pull back our sleeves. Not selves. Thats the only mistake. This poem rocks my socks!
I really love this poem. I can relate to it. I like the flow of the poem and I thought your words were very powerfeul.This is a very deep and true poem. Good job! If you would like me to review or read anything else of yours please PM me.
I really love this poem. I can relate to it. I like the flow of the poem and I thought your words were very powerfeul.This is a very deep and true poem. Good job! If you would like me to review or read anything else of yours please PM me.
Wow. This was pretty powerful, for the most part, and enjoyable in its depressingness.
I think you ended it a bit abruptly though. It feels like it's still hanging - to me, anyway. I might suggest adding another stanza and ending it differently, so we have a sense of closure to the poem.
I didn't like the repetition here. No pain, our pain. Hmm. Would suggest modifying the first line to something like, "They see nothing" or "They look but do not see," etc., etc, or modifying the second adequately as well.
Overall, well done; I liked this and I'm sure most teenagers can relate.