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Invisible

Man without a face

By Ryan ShusterPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
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Invisible
Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash

I know a man without a face but he is no less a man

He's just unsure who he wants to be, why can't others understand

He's afraid of the unknown, his fear restrains his ability to move

It doesn't mean he's not grown, it doesn't mean we shouldn't approve

He hides in the darkness, away from ridicule and prejudice

Keeps his heart close, takes regular visits to a specialist

They tell him he's fine, it's all in his mind

but he's witness the madness, how is everyone so blind

They try to force feed feel good pills, but he will never accept

They try to draw a happy face, but a blank face he's kept

Not happy, not sad, not feeling good or bad

Not knowing emotion or feelings for these he's never had

Its not that he can't make a choice, he can and he will

He's chose not to choose, it's his life to fulfill

Though his face remains blank his heart remains true

He will find who he is, when he find someone like you!

surreal poetry
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