
You don't know her;
Only I do.
She's trapped behind bars;
Trapped within my scars.
She cannot escape the station;
That is my imagination.
She sees me suffer;
Like she's serving supper.
Although, I have only described her in a negative light;
And she may give you quite a terrifying fright.
She is someone I want to be;
She is free, but who is she?
I plea and plea,
Why can't I be...
Just like her?
So confident in her actions and choice;
And a powerful voice.
Smarter than me in every way;
At least that's what I have to say.
It's almost like she's my better half;
And the only thing I do is laugh.
But that still brings out an alarming question;
That it gives you a weird obsession:
Who is this "she?"
And why does someone else want to be...
Just like her?
Additional Information:
- I originally didn't want to publish this. It sat around in a notebook for a while.
- This poem describes a person in my mind who's known as Raven. Raven, in my mind, is seen as more "confident" and "extroverted." The opposite of me.
- Raven is pretty much the "voice" inside my head.
About the Creator
Rika Lekay
Hi! I'm currently 20 years old and I love to write short stories, poems, novels, and writing prompts.



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