We Don't All Need To Be The SameA Poem by StarSandwich
Maybe we should take a step back, time to stop looking at the things we lack.
Confidence and beauty, massive tits and a cracking booty. Girls today are not the same, always looking at things to blame. I'm to thin or I'm to fat, always look at things like that. Long hair and a pale complexion, always looks like such perfection. A Pretty blonde with big blue eyes, not many people know how hard she tries. She so thin with a perfect smile, one which has been miss placed for awhile. Shes so fake, from her looks to all the way to the choices shes make. Short dark hair and thick black make up, moaning about the size of her bra cup. Scares on her wrists, always the first to throw her fist. Loose clothes from the weight shes lost, all the guys shes tossed. A consent reminder of the path she has chosen, how her core is now frozen. Leave her alone for a day she wishes, they only laugh when she finished her dishes. A consent reminder of how shes getting wider, maybe her parents should just hide her. She finds comfort in her food, a little music she uses to kill the mood. Shes not fat but she feels that way, because of the words they always say. Maybe its time to stop looking at things to blame. You are perfect in your own way we don't all need to be the same.
© 2013 StarSandwichAuthor's Note
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