Inside / Outside
Standing amidst wildfire,
I am simply an ember.
Not the flame,
Not the smoky haze,
Standing amidst wildfire,
I am simply an ember.
Not the flame,
Not the smoky haze,
This poem makes me recall my childhood. I, too, was an introvert. I was reluctant to reveal my inner mind because many used to underestimate me. But my inner strength was enough to make me...
in Death Poems by Teens
I remember
You with the curly hair
And the goofy, prideful air.
Thank you for sharing your story, Tmg. It's important that everyone knows the perspectives of all people impacted by suicide: the family, the friends, and the one who feels like it is...
Thank you for sharing your story, Tmg. It's important that everyone knows the perspectives of all people impacted by suicide: the family, the friends, and the one who feels like it is necessary to end their life, though it is not. Through this understanding of how suicide impacts all, hopefully those contemplating suicide will realize that they are loved and that those who love them are willing to help them through it. Realizing that others care shouldn't add a guilt factor to those contemplating; rather, it should help them realize that there is something to live for.
-Adayliah G. Enerson
Kumari, thank you for reading my poem and sharing your connection with it! I love being able to hear how my readers can relate my poems to their own lives and stories. I agree that what makes introverts capable of greatness is our self-motivation and determination. Keep using your inner strength to pursue your success!
-Adayliah G. Enerson