This spoken word poem captures the invisible struggle of living with inner pain and mental battles that others can't see. It explores the contrast between the way someone appears on the outside—smiling, surviving—and the intense, silent suffering happening within. The poem describes how mental and emotional wounds can feel just as real and damaging as physical ones, even if they go unnoticed. It's a powerful expression of what it’s like to fight daily with anxiety, trauma, or depression, while trying to appear “fine” to the world. In the end, it’s a cry for understanding, reminding others that sometimes the loudest pain is the one no one hears.