Cycle

Kiera Mccarroll 2002 (California)



As a kid, i didn’t care about what people said.
But as i got older, i realized what they said meant.
All those mean words created a cloud above my head,
all those words caused the need to vent.

But what can you do when you cant find help?
When you can’t speak your mind you bottle everything up.
Then all the emotions you felt,
makes you cry so you cover your puffy face with makeup

Then you walk into school like everything is just fine.
You put on a smile so nobody sees your pain.
Then you go home to hear your parents complain and whine.
Then your wrists have cuts, once again.

Everyday is the same, like a cycle.
This life has made me endlessly suicidal.

About this poem

This is a sonnet poem about my life, I wrote this at a very low point in my life. This poem is heart-touching and expresses feelings in a poetic way. This poem is also very relatable. I hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed writing it.

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Written on September 16, 2023

Submitted on September 16, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABAB XCXC DXDX EE
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 671
Words 143
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 2

Kiera Mccarroll

Hello, I am a sonnet poem poet. The reason I write poems is I’ve never found it good to express my feelings to people, I always knew that if i told the wrong person they would judge me or tell everybody else about my personal problems. So with that being said, I found a way to vent to myself, in a form that everybody could relate to, poetry. I have been expressing my feelings into poems, specifically sonnet poems, for a few years and these past few years has been better than ever. I recommend writing poetry, it can definitely save you. more…

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