Outcast

Outcast

A Poem by Beautifully Tragic xPoetry Queen
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Something I wrote during my Easter day --- how i felt among my family.

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A bleeding rose

Among this garden of flowers

So different among the rest

 

They stop and stare

But do they even notice

My heart pounds painfully in my chest

 

Like a little girl

Off in the distance

Alone and broken in her silhouette

 

She speaks to the demons

The only world she knows

Where society remains a threat

 

Faded silky dreams linger

A broken heart remains

Feels life fading fast

 

Like a ghost,

She stays in her shadows

Forever to remain – the outcast.

© 2008 Beautifully Tragic xPoetry Queen


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Reading this poem, i know the deep feelings that you're expressing to the reader. A stranger in a strange land, who is seen but not by those around her. You haven't done anything wrong, Rayne. I know these words may sound hollow right now to you. In this case, you'll have to trust me. Thank you for sharing this very personal poem with us.

Therisa

Posted 16 Years Ago


It is sad. Very sad. And it is very beautifully written. There's no room for imagery..One can feel it straight..deep. Every line, right from the first one..is amazingly sad and true... I don't want to write much here..But to keep these feelings inside. I can't exactly say what's going inside me after reading this..yes but something is happening.
A favourite.
Thanks for sharing it dear.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Very sad and very beautiful.
I was really pissed at something when I logged in just now, and after reading your piece most of that anger just faded away, replaced with feelings of empathy and sorrow.
I really liked the rhyming scheme on this one.
Great job, and thank you for sharing this with us.

Posted 16 Years Ago


I like the beat of it. A nice progressive float.
Good write.
�Lee�

Posted 16 Years Ago


Like a little girl
Off in the distance
Alone and broken in her silhouette

This sounds like something my best friend or sister-in-law would have written. Both are the middle child of their families. I suppose most families have an outcast so a lot of people can relate to your words. Superb.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Very powerful and sad... but you are not alone cause that's how i always feel when i am around family, I love them and all but still many times I feel different and I don't think that will ever change, thanks for speaking out for all us outcasts... brilliant work.

Posted 16 Years Ago


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Very well written and so heartfelt. Wonderfully penned. Great job.

Posted 16 Years Ago


God, don't I know it! You've just described my entire childhood in six stanzas. Always the freak, always the outcast; the one dressed in black misunderstanding. Yup, that was me. Thankfully, I grew up and found out that I wasn't as alone as I'd been made to feel. We are legion, we miscreants from the Island of Misfit Toys.
As always, you've outdone yourself with yet another deeply touching poem. I'd say "great work," but that would be redundant.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Interesting. A very emotional poem that really tugs at your heart. You work very well with words. I especially like "Alone and broken in her silhouette" Beautiful imagery. And the title really goes well with it also so that's yet another plus. Great job once again.

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Beautifully Tragic xPoetry Queen
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Passionate kisses of a mind gone wild, NJ



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My name is Rayne and I have been writing since high school. I took a long vacation from writing, and slowly starting to come back into it again. I admit that I am not the greatest writer, I'm just doi.. more..

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