Losing An Undeclared War
I wish you could hear me
All those who listen
But my soundless words fall
Upon deaf ears
The screams of pain
Erupting from my chest
Catching, strangled, in my throat
I wish you could see me
All those who look
But blind eyes fall upon the pain
On my expressionless face
The looks of helplessness stifled
Held back by the stubborn muscles
I wish you would pay attention
All those who think you know me
But my stoic expression
Hides so well my depression
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