Short Underappreciated Poems

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Always feeling so unneeded, so underappreciated.
But for once she is feeling as though she is utmost defeated.
Still feeling unspent on anything requiring effort.
Form: Sijo


A mind in Turmoil

An argumentative person,
She spins nuanced thoughts for hours,
With an underappreciated approach,
Her resentful nature keeps her afar.

Agitation becomes her greatest foe,
Disrupting cycles, not just her own.
A hyperactive mind racing without pause,
Aloof and distant, fearing the spotlight on her flaws.
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Terminus

Underappreciated                                                                                                                                                     overshadowed by leaf                                                                                                                                                                      and tree the sad twig
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Form: Haiku

Rolls November 9th 2012

Rolls of underappreciated, 
despised, 
untrusted, 
unwanted globs of wasted space lies beneath

Rolls of ugliness,
sadness,
deceit, 
tragedy,
nostalgic fluff swimming underneath these

Rolls of hate,
weakness,
abandonment,
scrutiny,
dignity left to die under all these
Rolls.

More to love, more to hate
Even more to underappreciate
Lie to my face, kick my backside
Take from me until I can’t hide

Underappreciated Job Life

Going out to express myself. 
Feeling the way I am overworked 
Tormented by things running through my brain 
People telling me that I'm not going to make it 

Anger is rushing in my heart.
Depression is pushing to my soul. 
Bitterness is overrun in my blood. 
My emotions are gaining no control.


I'm just tired everyday and nothing to show for it.
Advancing up is not even an option.
Being overlooked for hard work 
Dying for being over appreciated.


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