Me" ( Notice Me) I was sent here on a journey that has no…
““Me" ( Notice Me) I was sent here on a journey that has no end. I hear you joke of going nowhere fast. Well, maybe life’s a joke and I’m the fool That dreams of being first but ends up last. Life’s a trial—a sentence I can’t escape. Confusion and desperation tear me down and turn to hate. There’s so much more to figure out, But it’s growing way too late. If I could answer half the questions in my mind, If I could find the place where I belong, If words were near as strong and deep as the wall of emotions I climb Then sorrow wouldn’t be so wrong. There’s no way to make you understand. An entire symphony could not play the broken notes in one child’s soul. That child screams and no one hears her, Until the tears have dried and now she’s just too old. I don’t want to hear the philosophies, the opinions, The remarks, the horrible reasonings. Words are to pad the mind and fight with the solitude of the heart. Still, silence chills to the bone and tears the soul apart. She never means to hurt or harm, only to belong. To find the truth ‘mid mortal lies, to sing her only song. But someday this race will end, and if she comes in last, I pray the first will look deeper than the others, smile, and then pass. "Copyright 1985””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
A restless soul feels trapped in an endless search for belonging, confronting despair, silence, and the longing to be understood.
In simple terms: A child feels lost and unheard, yearning for connection and meaning.
Seek authentic expression and compassionate listening.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- adolescent turmoil
- mental health support
- creative writing
- therapeutic counseling
- artistic expression
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What does “belonging” look like for you?
- How can you turn silence into supportive dialogue?
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