You don't listen to me,
When I speak about my pain.
You are only there when,
It matters to you.
Just an object put on a shelf,
Pretty to look at.
But never to hold,
So dear and close to your heart.
And yet I sit,
And pretend it doesn't hurt.
When inside I am screaming,
Out for help.
When it truly matters,
You're never there.
And yet I still,
Sit there and wait.
The waiting doesn't hurt,
So long as I stop.
I stop feeling,
Like I meant something.
As long as I pull away,
As you have so many times before.
"Sit down. Shut up."
A simple command.
That you didn't even realize,
That you said.
A simple social cue,
That you never noticed,
Because you don't listen.
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Ella Dorman
I am a homeschooling mother of 5 by day and a college student and writer by night.
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