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Invalidation
Invalidation Poems - Poems about Invalidation
Misunderstood
...I don’t even know if I know the real me, Isolation, invalidation, a life going unseen I’ve always felt this way, invisible I guess Automatic assumptions - of my intellect Like rumors spreading,......
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Kayla Griggs
Categories:
invalidation,
emotions, fear, identity, meaningful,
Form:
Free verse
Wrong Note
...On my first day of kindergarten, Mrs. Miller takes roll. She begins some sort of symphony, a rapid chorus, Emma, Jake, and Katie sing, Here, Here, Here! Then, I hear a cacophony that doesn’t match......
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Camille Bush
Categories:
invalidation,
extended metaphor, innocence, music,
Form:
Free verse
The Purple Inside a Rainbow
...I think I've always seen the world in color Bright radiants wisping within There was no realization discover It's something that always been Others around me paint in black and white Expectati......
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Autym Dahlman
Categories:
invalidation,
color, deep, feelings, growth,
Form:
Rhyme
This Poem Is About Myself
...does it not feel as though the world hovers between our lips, magnetized poles locking to each other because that’s all they know, as they touch? does my hand on your waist not feel as th......
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Ema Kenyon
Categories:
invalidation,
me,
Form:
Free verse
Living Sickness
...Submerged in my own filth Discombobulated desire Cold spun out breezes Every animated thing covered in a layer of Sickness and frost Eyeballs heavy with the breath of men long dead Opening......
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Ryan Hughes
Categories:
invalidation,
history, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
I'M Tired of Talking, I'M Talking Real Tired
...I'm tired of talking, I'm talking real tired, I need to fly away from this, but I can't get up any higher, there's some kind of barricade, it feels like an obstacle course, I need to silence th......
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Aunna Jones
Categories:
invalidation,
Form:
Rhyme
The Angel
...he waits in the eaves for his nameth to be call'd, summon'd by those more selfish than he coulds't ever fathom. he harks to their sorrows and grants naught but kind words- courageous and fill'......
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Melanie Josephine Mouat
Categories:
invalidation,
angel, depression, forgiveness, how
Form:
Free verse