A 2020 poem depicting how, just because of my soft nature, I’ve been excluded and not considered for many activities like anchoring, the lead in plays etc. Keep in mind, this was written in 2020, thus it may not be that impressive! 😉

‘I Was A Murderer, She Was My Friend’ is a poem about a young criminal who befriends a girl who saved him many years ago. It’s an idea that had intrigued me for a few days now, until yesterday when I stayed up late scribbling 49 lines on paper😉 I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did!

Poet’s Note: This is sort of a “sequel” to my recent poem ‘Failure In Words’. I wrote this poem for a very special friend who helped me see that I can do anything I set my mind to. She’s been my pillar of support since seven years, from what started as a rocky friendship turned […]

People can give you a lot of thingsTheir love, their support, their hate.I don’t realise how much I rely on itTill it dissipates They lifted me on their shouldersWhen I was the only one.Then dropping me to lift anotherWhen someone better comes. The saddest part isI’ve worked for it my whole life.But some are just […]

Poet’s Note: A big thank you to my friend Kritika for the title idea! I tell everyone a lie,That I don’t care about looks.I motivate others, I lead them to believeThat the only thing important is inside. And it’s true, I do know.I make an effort to let that show,When I’m hurting inside, trying to […]

Poet’s note: This poem is inspired by the story in Taylor Swift’s song ‘Better Than Revenge’ from ‘Speak Now’. I wrote this poem from Taylor’s perspective about a rival girl who tries to push her down whenever she rises. She saunters ahead of me in every roadTrying to leave me in her dustShe makes sure […]

Poet’s note: This poem is written by the perspective of Sophie Foster from the series Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger. I was never normalI could do something no human could doBecause I was never the sameAs her or him or you Until that one dayI could hear what you would sayBut not […]