Invisible
I am invisible.
I am hidden from everyone.
I am a whisper in the wind, screaming for someone to hear me.
I try to be what they want, but it’s hard.
I am a shadow in the hall, pretending to be there.
I am concealed by everything they want me to be.
I wish they would want me, the real me.
I am masked by the paths of my siblings before me.
I am clouded by all the things they expect me to be.
I know they wouldn’t like that person, the real person inside.
I am disregarded by all the walks of life around me.
I am overlooked by those that go through the halls.
I keep her inside, pushing her down, hoping she’ll go away.
I am veiled by the mask I wear on my face.
I am covered by what I think everyone wants me to be.
I know she won’t though.
I hope and wish with all my heart that she’d go away.
I know she’s never going anywhere.
I want to disappear, to leave where I am, never to come back.
I know that no one will miss me, that’s what I want.
I know how to be invisible, but I just can’t completely disappear.
Can someone, anyone, show me how to
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