Comfortably introvert

Comfortably introvert

A Poem by Robin

Feel free to write your troubles on
napkins, to spill tea from your 
trembling hands, to close your eyes
until you're used to the darkness and
play around with the cornea constellations
as if they are your only friends. Be clumsy
and awkward and embarrassingly quiet
and avoid every stare that seeks for eye-
contact, desperately trying to figure
you out. Be alone in a crowded place
and let no one disturb your inner peace,
even when you're nervous and you
accidentally drop your cigarette from 
between your sweaty fingers. Breath
softly, slowly, in control. Blink twice
and wet your lips because they got dry
from not talking. Be as much of you as
you can, even if that means flushed 
cheeks, inaudible stutter and uneasy smiles.
Be that unique person only you expect
yourself to be. Don't give in to standards
and don't break your head over who you
are supposed to be. Be yourself, that is
more than enough.

© 2014 Robin


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

I love this. I was looking around for poems about being introverted because I was feeling bad about being one and this really cheered me up. It had great description, not too blunt, not too vague.

Thanks for posting for real!

-Jazz

Posted 7 Years Ago



Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

165 Views
1 Review
Rating
Shelved in 2 Libraries
Added on August 19, 2014
Last Updated on August 19, 2014
Tags: poem, introvert, shy

Author

Robin
Robin

Amsterdam, Netherlands



About
18 - Amsterdam - Amateur poet/writer - Life traveler - Non-pluviophile - Queen of nonsensical facts. more..

Writing