There's a girl crying alone in her room,
Wishing she could disappear from this cursed earth.
Dragging a razor blade across her scarred wrist,
She fails to see how much she is worth.
There's a boy that dreams each night,
Hoping to muster the courage to talk to his crush.
He's too afraid of all the judging and name calling to approach him,
But those people lack to remember he's human just as much.
There's a man driving home from work,
Praying his wife hasn't discovered his lies.
Covering up that one night he made a mistake,
He has forgotten we all live under the same sky.
There's a woman sitting in a bar,
Thinking of all the times she's been there before.
She's wondering if she'll ever be truly loved by someone,
But what she doesn't realize is she's worth so much more.
There's a God watching over all of them,
Watching them with unconditional love and pride.
Waiting with open arms to welcome them home,
He's hoping they find they are loved for what's inside.
God Sees Us All The Same
I am a 11-year-old girl on my grandma's computer. I was touched by this poem because it is at my school we have a few of problems that my principal refuses to solve such as teasing, bullying,...
Mistaken
Published by Family Friend Poems March 2018 with permission of the Author.
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ABOUT THE POET:
Hello friends! Thank you for visiting my profile.
My name is Ella Phillips, and I am 22 years old. I started this account way back when I was just 13. Still, readers are being touched by my words, which means the world to me. I am going to post more of my poems to hopefully reach out to more people. Thank you for all the love and support....
Dear Keera Bre,
You how no idea how honored and humbled I am that this poem has impacted you. I always hope my poems will touch people's hearts, and I'm so glad it has touched yours. I pray that your presentation goes well and that your soul won't lose that confidence. Stand up for those kids bullied in your school; you can change the world!
Much love,
Ella J. Phillips