The Woman That Was

The Woman That Was

A Poem by Renu Vyas

Forgotten by all, lost and lonely
She became invisible and unseen
 People would look right through her
But not hear her silent screams

They talked to her, they passed her by
But failed to see her tears
They talked of all the comforts she had
Yet never noticed her fears

So she donned a mask that always smiled
And hid all that she really had been
She retreated deep down in herself
And the real “Her” was never again to be seen

© Copyright Renu Vyas

© 2017 Renu Vyas


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I really enjoyed this poem, and I’m looking forward to reading more of your pieces. I'm kind of new on here and it would be an honor if you can review my 4 new recent poems. (The world is ours, Nostalgia, Paradise, and You)

Thank you and Keep up the Good work!

Posted 6 Years Ago


This is a great poem! I've read many poems on here and the majority of them are long. However, this one shows that you can have a short poem that is meaningful. I really appreciate how you put quality over quantity with this piece.

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Renu Vyas

7 Years Ago

Thank you Kayla for the encouraging words :)

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Renu Vyas
Renu Vyas

India



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A Writer. A Poet. Author of the book "My Inner Landscape". An ordinary woman enjoying the sweet and the sour of life. more..