Unsurpassed Rejection
A poem about rejection
Damage has be done
The desire to be with you
is long in the past.
Rejection at its finest
Made me feel useless
ugly
not good enough for you.
You spoke no words
yet, it hurt
The behavior you displayed
Judging me for being different.
Wasn’t like the other girls you know
I never intended to be
I am me
Take it to leave it.
Your decision was loud and clear
for all to see
When again you pushed me aside
as you moved on.
This poem was for a daily prompt from the app, daily prompt and was about rejection.
About the Creator
Christine Antosca
I am a freelance writer who writes novels as a ghostwriter. I am also a poet. I love to read. Writing poetry is my passion because I really can put my emotions into words when I’m writing poems.
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