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by Stefani Andrews

Created on: August 10, 2008

Invisibility

All alone in this world of hate.
No one can see,
And no one can hear my pain.
Caught up in the whirlwind of life,
Everyone passes you by.
Acknowledgement takes only a moment,
But a moment is precious these days.
So no one can spare it for you, not even one.
Step back into the shadows,
We are the invisible ones.

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