Home > Creative Writing > Poetry
Created on: June 28, 2007
They were my team.
Or, so it would seem.
Or maybe in my dreams,
That team which seemed
In my eyes, mean.
They were not a team
On which their shoulders
I could not lean.
My happiness and confidence
Both seemed to be gone.
It seemed so long
Before it dawned-
This team did not want me
I did not want them either.
Each and every day
My hate for them grew deeper.
They probably know this poem
Is about them, but-
What's now is now,
What's then was then.
But then again
For me, what was then is now
A repeat of last time
I will not allow
No more team
The team, which was mean
Will only seize to me
To be a constant memory
Live and learn
Is what they say
But this time next year
I will have found a place to stay
And they, my new team
Will want me to play.
Learn more about this author, Kayla Kral.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.
Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:
Poetry: Belonging
She sat alone, huddled,
A waif, so thin and pale,
A homeless child, ragged,
Who seemed so very frail.
Her parents had abandoned
by Adam Smith
Belonging
I want to find a place
A place where I belong
I want to find a love
I want to find peace
I wish I could belong
by Tenebris
The circle
sitting around
the circle
the ones I know
have left
leaving me nameless
empty
a solid vacuum whom others talk around
laughing
chatt ing
the
To belong...it seems a simple thing
Yet, for some it never comes
Like the joy a newborn baby brings
and its mother's tender
by Angel Liu
to the breath i belong
you are the breath
i lost a long time ago
somewhere deep in my body
the gasp that you are
View All Articles on: Poetry: Belonging
Featured Partner
Time 4A Change (T4AC) is committed to educating citizens about social issues and mobilizing those citizens as participants in civil discourse. T4AC is an organization of grassroots leaders who engage citizens in the name of social issues...more