The Ones

The Ones

A Poem by Rachael Lea

It’s the ones you’d never think

The ones with the brightest smiles

These are the ones on the brink

The ones who will go the extra mile

The ones who sing and laugh and play

The ones who carry on without a care

The ones who bring light to your day

Are the ones who need you to be there

They are the ones who are hurt the most

And instead of dwelling they find the joy

Though well liked they feel like a ghost

And the painful words spoken are a ploy

 

It’s the ones who show they are strong

The ones who battle to get up in the morn

The ones who couldn’t be anymore wrong

When evaluating their reasons to be forlorn

The ones who are there whenever you need

The ones who go out of their way for you

These are the ones who you wouldn’t know bleed

These ones don’t see them the way you do

 

It’s these ones we need to reach out to

These ones who need us more then we them

These ones are the ones who truly feel blue

These ones don’t see they are our gem

These ones are the light out dark grey skies

These ones are our strength when we need

We will never hear their mournful cries

It’s our light in which these ones do feed

 

The ones who strive to get up each day

The ones who won’t bog you down

The ones who need for you them to pray

The ones who hide the biggest frown

The ones

© 2016 Rachael Lea


Author's Note

Rachael Lea
Formatting Ideas to help make this stronger???
If you see any typos please let me know.
What are your thoughts on it? Are there any other good points that can be brought in to it?

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Often, 'the ones' see their imperfections magnified because a few saw them at all, not knowing that fewer that [could] matter see those same things as hidden jewels that make 'the ones' who they are and sparkle because of their uniqueness.
Lines of sheer brilliance here with a takes-one-to-know-one feel. Love it.
Thanks for the share.

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Rachael Lea

8 Years Ago

Thank you so much. I just have one of those old souls who believe there is more to a persons artific.. read more
Antoñyo

8 Years Ago

"Never knowing how much impact I had on others lives until here recently."
I had never share.. read more



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I really like this one, I makes me think of the one like my dad and grandpa.
when I was younger I thought they were unbreakable and..... "tough as nails"...
as my pops use to say.

it's not till you get a little older that you realize how much struggle and hurt they hide for your benefit.

anyway, very well written, I enjoyed it very much... well done.

Posted 5 Months Ago


Any breath you can put in this would serve it well. As an example, a space between the second and third line, and between the third and fourth. The third line should stand alone, in my opinion. The beautiful thing about poetry is that there are no rules. Keep that in mind when deciding how to present your poem. The way it appears on the page to the reader is a substantial part of the game.

Posted 8 Years Ago


I guess to simply say, "Be aware of those around you and not take any one for granted."

Posted 8 Years Ago


Often, 'the ones' see their imperfections magnified because a few saw them at all, not knowing that fewer that [could] matter see those same things as hidden jewels that make 'the ones' who they are and sparkle because of their uniqueness.
Lines of sheer brilliance here with a takes-one-to-know-one feel. Love it.
Thanks for the share.

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Rachael Lea

8 Years Ago

Thank you so much. I just have one of those old souls who believe there is more to a persons artific.. read more
Antoñyo

8 Years Ago

"Never knowing how much impact I had on others lives until here recently."
I had never share.. read more
very true, these people are seen as happy but inside the are not

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Rachael Lea

8 Years Ago

Its what hurts the most, they are unreachable too usually. If you call it to their attention they wi.. read more

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