Lost In the Real World
/Looking around like Alice in Wonderland
Feeling like I’m sinking in quicksand
Searching for something I recognize—
The Hatter, the Rabbit, or a …
By Simple Sue
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Whispered Echo
/It's in those quiet times, the still of the night.
All the little moments that just don't feel right.
It's when I wake up in the middle of restless sleep.
Those are the times I can feel my soul…
By Simple Sue
Read MoreBetter Now
/…to the sound of a rainy day,
I'm feeling alright I've gotta say.
No more are the days when rain makes me sad.
That's growth, progress and for that I …
By Simple Sue
Read MoreMy Miracle
/…I'm learning to let things go
I can't hold on forever if I want to grow
I'm starting in some little ways
It'll get easier with passing…
By Simple Sue
Read MoreOn The Spectrum
/… wish I was normal, like every one else around.
Instead of impossible to understand, always left in the lost and found.
Everyone talks in riddles, a secret…
By Simple Sue
Read MoreLost In Translation
/…I won't make any sense, my head is dark and raining.
Thoughts are tangled, all a mess, surviving feels so draining.
Tell me please, one more time, the ways that I am broken?
When the words fall off your lips they find…
By Simple Sue
Read MoreThorns And Roses
/…could write a poem about the beautiful sky,
lillies and butterflies and birds flying by.
I can write happily ever after fairy tales,
or of walking the beach, collecting…
By Simple Sue
Read MoreLiving With ADHD
/A poem about a person…
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…not as I seem
I live in my own world with ADHD
Constantly misplacing…
By Brittany Benko
Read MoreAll-Or-Nothing Thinking
/…reason this all-or-nothing thinking?
Too hot, too cold,—but never in the middle
I live, a victim of this ruthless riddle
(that contradicts reply, and has…
By Ngoc Nguyen
Read MoreEndless Darkness
/Recently I struggled through…
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…her hand on her phone, hoping she hit snooze, the alarm stopped. She was warm and comfortable, more to the point she did not want to face another day. The thought exhausted her, she suddenly felt so tired. She must have drifted off again as her alarm was…
By Ellysa Greenhalgh
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