Hurting Poems by Teens - Page 2

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  1. 21. Breaking Down, Giving In, Giving Up

    • By Anonymous
    • Published by Family Friend Poems October 2012 with permission of the Author.

    I've tried. Time and time again, I've tried.
    To not cut, to not be weak, to not fall into temptations.
    You single-handedly abolished whatever pieces of my heart were left.
    You see the struggles I've been through. You still leave me, like I'm nothing.

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    This poem is so easy to relate to. Even though no one should have to relate to it. No one should have to feel this way - like suicide is the only option. I've been there myself. Thought that...

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  3. 22. The Weeping Willow

    • By Chris Trottier
    • Published by Family Friend Poems April 2014 with permission of the Author.

    Each night I find myself sitting against the tree,
    Hating myself, locking my heart and throwing away the key,
    I sit there and wait, just hoping for the someone who may care.
    No one ever comes, nor will they, I am aware.

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    It was one word...DIVINE. You might think you are forgotten, but your poem will never be forgotten. It will forever sing in our heart. You are a talented poet and you should never stop....

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  5. 23. My Apology To Me


    • By Natasha Underwood
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2012 with permission of the Author.

    This is to the guy that I went out of my way to get noticed by,
    The one I trusted, the one who told me lies,
    The one who made me feel like I was the only one,
    The one who was through with me when the sex was done,

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    The poem reached right into my and soul. I can identify with this girl's horror, as it happened to me at the age of only 11 years old by my eldest sibling. He told me not to say anything or I...

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  6. 24. Keep Fighting Those Demons

    • By Tori Stewart
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2012 with permission of the Author.

    You don't know and I'll never tell.
    If you look at me you'd never know what's really inside.
    I may laugh and smile,
    And you'll think I'm OK.

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    This is a really good poem. I, too, pretend to be okay when all I feel is an unending emptiness. It's like feeling everything all at once and then suddenly feeling nothing at all.

  7. 25. The Hidden Pain

    • By Abigail S. Williams
    • Published by Family Friend Poems September 2018 with permission of the Author.

    The me you see is not the real me.
    This isn't who I wish to be.
    I hide the pain, I hide the strife.
    Honestly, I just want to escape this life.

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    I was really amazed by the level of sorrow in this poem. It truly touched me. Sometimes I, too, feel myself in the same condition of loneliness and sorrow. This poem reminded me of my blue...

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  8. 26. Help Me


    Hear my cries. I need your help.
    Please come save me from myself.

    Be my friend, a guiding light.

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    I love this poem. I'm 17 years old, and I also feel that way. Yes, I have a lot of friends, but no one understands.

  9. 27. The Fall

    • By Marie
    • Published by Family Friend Poems May 2011 with permission of the Author.

    I don't know why I bother to try;
    even though I know you'll never be satisfied.
    I'm not what you want, and I'm not what you need,
    but you're twisting and turning my reality.

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    I was always considered the black sheep in my family because I looked at the world differently, so I was judged. I was raised in a Christian home but I couldn't understand why you would...

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  10. 28. Empty

    • By Taylor Wood
    • Published by Family Friend Poems October 2013 with permission of the Author.

    Empty
    Yet full
    Broken
    Yet able to love with the pieces

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    This poem really speaks to me because I used to feel like that. Sometimes I still do. I'm basically friendless because all my so-called friends lost touch or have a "busy schedule." I know...

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  11. 29. The Lies She Told

    • By Mika Wright
    • Published by Family Friend Poems December 2013 with permission of the Author.

    When she smiles and laughs,
    It no longer sounds hollow,
    For she has learned
    To mask her sorrow.

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    Goodbye, my sweet Lori. Wishing you were still alive and in our family, hearts, and homes. On September 25, 2018, Lori Denise Gonzales was called home to heaven by the dear Lord, leaving...

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  12. 30. Forget

    • By Jennafer Nolan
    • Published by Family Friend Poems March 2016 with permission of the Author.

    I wish I could forget...
    Forget all the tears and pain,
    Forget all the hurt and shame,
    Forget all the things of my past,

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    Isabelle K, I know how you feel. My biological dad gave up his rights when I was a baby. I'm now 11, almost 12. My biological dad had other things he wanted to do in life and being a dad...

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  13. 31. If Only Walls Could Talk

    • By Bonnie Reed
    • Published by Family Friend Poems November 2014 with permission of the Author.

    If only walls could talk,
    They'd tell you about me,
    And how they hear me scream
    And watch me while I bleed.

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    Four days after I turned fifteen in 2018, I was sexually harassed by someone I didn't even know. The police couldn't do anything because he had gone back to his own country. This made me feel...

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  14. 32. Heart Of Ice

    • By Shianne
    • Published by Family Friend Poems March 2012 with permission of the Author.

    The beat of rain upon the land
    Broken teardrop in my hand
    Shattered remains upon the ground
    My beating heart the only sound

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    I really like this poem. It brings in a lot of memories.

  15. 33. Am I Good Enough?

    • By Ken
    • Published by Family Friend Poems November 2013 with permission of the Author.

    Sometimes I feel unimaginable pain.
    It's always in my mind, within my brain.
    It dwells inside all of my heart
    And inside my veins.

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    I know this. It's an endless, repeating, painful loop. You ask someone if they think you're good enough, are you beautiful, are you smart, do they love you, do they care. They respond with...

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  16. 34. Pain, Heartache, And Loneliness

    • By Tyreka S
    • Published by Family Friend Poems June 2014 with permission of the Author.

    Slowly I feel myself breaking.
    My knees feel weak; it seems I'm shaking.
    My arms are tired and my legs feel numb.
    My mind in a haywire and I want to run.

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    Such a touching poem. I love the diction used. It really creates an atmosphere that rhymes well with the subject matter.

  17. 35. You Love Her

    • By Lauren
    • Published by Family Friend Poems May 2015 with permission of the Author.

    I love you, but you love her.
    I still remember what we were.
    I still cherish what we used to be.
    I still remember when you loved me.

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    Thanks so much for this poem! This is a repeatedly tantalizing experience so frequently occurring to lovers in the world; you love someone who usually loves someone else and pays not much...

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  18. 36. I'm Going To Explode

    • By Kim
    • Published by Family Friend Poems January 2009 with permission of the Author.

    I'm going to explode,
    If I stay here any longer.
    I'm going to explode,
    Cause I'm under so much pressure.

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    I love this poem. I'm only 12 but I've lived a very rough life and was forced to grow up. My dad went to prison on my 6th birthday for stabbing someone. He got out a year ago but he's still a...

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  19. 37. Goodbye To You, My "Friend"

    • By Denise Sarion
    • Published by Family Friend Poems March 2011 with permission of the Author.

    We said we would be friends together until the end.
    You said you would always be my best friend.
    Then you stabbed me in the back.
    Now we've lost everything we had.

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    One day I caught myself smiling, and I noticed I was thinking of you.

    Hi, my name is Byndii.
    Hi, my name is Jazlyn.
    Cool, wanna be friends?
    Yeah, sure.
    We have to stay together...

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  20. 38. What Happened?

    • By Mikel Roberson
    • Published by Family Friend Poems September 2019 with permission of the Author.

    What happened to me,
    The one I used to be?
    Now, when I look at my reflection,
    I'm filled with recollection

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    Being deeply sad and depressed can weigh on a person like nothing else. This poem reminds me of my own experiences and of the loneliness that sometimes washes over me when I feel like I'm...

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  21. 39. The True Me

    • By Jessica S. Bauzon
    • Published by Family Friend Poems September 2019 with permission of the Author.

    Why do you stand around and watch me cry?
    Don't you see me in the corner of your eye?
    I'm in so much pain, don't you see?
    Why do you just stare and watch me bleed?

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    Never change your originality
    For the sake of others
    Because no one else can play your role
    Better than you
    So be yourself
    You are the best

  22. 40. I'm Okay (Not Really)

    • By Jenna D
    • Published by Family Friend Poems June 2014 with permission of the Author.

    I'm not okay,
    not really.
    I'm starving, the urges are back.
    They are things here still gnawing,

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    This poem is lovely. And what else, I very much relate to the quote that's there in the beginning. Publishing extremely personal things make me afraid ... I don't wanna be vulnerable.

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