I once knew a girl...

I once knew a girl...

A Poem by Amanda J. S.
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She always had a wide smirk planted on her beautiful face

Was always welcoming

Always radiating glee.

But her soul wasn't alight with that same happiness.

I could clearly spot that torment,

Behind those big blue eyes of hers.


She was wearing a mask every day, 

I think.

Wouldn’t want people to feel sorry for her,

To think that she was weak.


But her real problem was,

I think,

That she was hiding it,

The sorrow,

The depression.

Because people thought that she was alright.

People thought that she was truly…

Happy.


Only I saw that she wasn’t

And I alone 

Couldn't save her.

© 2012 Amanda J. S.


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Amanda J. S.
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Wow! That's sad D: It's hard to realize those you do hide their feelings. Lovely!!!!
WOOT WOTT!!!!! ^-^

Posted 12 Years Ago


I really like this one :)
The contemplative way it flows and how honest it sounds

Posted 12 Years Ago


wooow...very nicely described your own feelings..:)..if am not wrong..:P...its very true that some times we r the onli ones who identifies the storm going within us...sometimes if you have lucky friends they will identify it, and most probably cheer u up....very nicely written...:)

Posted 12 Years Ago


good shape, good thinking and amazing expression
thanks Amanda J. S.
for share it

--de

Posted 12 Years Ago


Oooh... this is a tricky one. More prose than poem but with a flavor of soliloquy. I like that. I am curious though. Why did the writer want to save her? Why couldn't they? Why did she _need_ "saving?" Do sorrowful and depressed people need saving; maybe they just need a hug? Forgive me for thinking out loud. It's just some of the questions your poem evoked. Thank you, Amanda! :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


Are you the girl? lol

wonderfully written

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Deep and honest. I love how you ended it, the lines "And I alone, couldn't save her." are haunting and wonderful. Great job

Posted 12 Years Ago


Great job, I like it

Posted 12 Years Ago


It should surely be 'her soul WASN'T alight....You are good at this, it is drawn from personal experience and you do it well

Posted 12 Years Ago


Amanda J. S.

12 Years Ago

Woops! I originally wrote her eyes weren't alight" I must have forgotten to change weren't to wasn't.. read more
Dr. Wood ?

12 Years Ago

soul is far better than eyes..you did good to alter that
Amanda J. S.

12 Years Ago

Haha, yeah! That's what I thought! ^^

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Amanda J. S.
Amanda J. S.

Writersville, Denmark



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