I Don't Exist Poem by LeeAnn Azzopardi
I Don't Exist
There's no flag for my sexual orientation
As I am the only one
I looked at movies and TV
And I am squemish with
The two protagonists squeezing
Their lips together
I can't even watch them making love
While I take the remote control
And turn off the TV
I cry for the solitude that is killing me
Because no one has heard of it
No one is there in all the media
Talking about it
Making me feel I don't exist
Remember, better alone than with someone that's wrong. And as long as you've got Poetry, you are not alone! Poets never abandone, one of their own. and you belong to us now, dear Lee Ann. God's speed, your sensitivity and great poetry we need!
Everyone alive exists. This is a wonderful poem, LeeAnn.
This poem resonates so much with me! Its raw with honesty and feeling! You do exists, and art like this is important to share for everyone who feels that way! .
Honest and daring! I admire your courage! Top marks for being you!
Typo: Please reas as: Poets write (not Poet's write) . I repeat, this is a wonderful poem.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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7/31/2025 3:37:42 PM # 1.0.0
"I cry for the solitude that is killing me"… Solitude, sure, is such a villain! Nice poem. Kept it up, LeeAnn!