Unspoken Words

five

the power of invisibility.

i could be in a room filled with people and i could that one person that absolutely no one notices.

it's been a power i've had ever since i was young, being able to be in a crowded place and move around unnoticed, a power i didn't appreciate until high school.

i don't want to say that i enjoy being invisible, but i definitely do like to be that one person that people wonder when they last saw.

the mysterious girl in the corner at a party.

i loved that feeling when people ask if i'm still at the school - the power of invisibility.

it has its pros and cons.

sometimes i need people's attention to make a statement, like in class when i've been assigned to inform the class that the teacher will be a couple minutes late.

or when i've been sent to tell a group of students to please keep it down near the tennis courts,

or when i shout 'mine!' when i play volleyball but the other person still goes for the ball.

invisibility.

don't get me wrong, i have friends, greats friends in fact, and i cherish and love them.

invisibility is just a power i use when i want to be alone, or move unnoticed.

it's my special power.