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Poetry: Being invisible

• 1 of 77

  by Jazzy Luce

  Whats there left to do anymore
  I'm laying, empty and broken, across the floor
  Scratches and bite marks,
  Sharp wire enriching

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• 2 of 77

  by Annabel Savage

  Invisible

  Invisible mother,
  invisible wife,
  oh why Lord why
  won't you take my life?

  Alone I sit it's Feb 10,
  the kids are out

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• 3 of 77

  by Peta S. Cameron

  My dog,
  with head slipped underneath the bed,
  she hopes I will not see her.

  She thinks she is invisible,
  trying to hide

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• 4 of 77

  by Kristal Mcvicar

  We lurk in full view
  Others just pass on by
  No one notices
  The tears that we've cried

  Our pain is invisible
  Our shadows our own
  Our

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• 5 of 77

  by Robin Moynihan

  Do I Want to be Invisible?

  
  

  To be invisible would not be enough,

  I would have to be alone,

  Completely alone.

  
  

  And being

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Poetry: Being invisible