she didnt ask to be judged

she never asked to be judged it kinda just happened

her hair wasn't the straight

her eyes weren't the right color

her body was to curvy

her social skills never developed fast enough

she never asked to be judged it kinda just happened

she had no friends to turn to when life had seemed to push her further to the floor

people would laugh at her when she came out of the bathroom after she was dong crying over the names she was called every day

stupid

s**t

w***e

always told she was nothing

after a while she started believing in everything they said about her

abused by the words that no one wanted to save her from

laughed at because her birthmark covered half her face

her wrists where tainted by the knife that gave her ease at night

she never asked to be judged it kinda just happened

adults say that kids can be cruel

others say its just apart of her imagination

her father only speaks the words of alcoholism   

she never asked to be born it kinda just happened

Reviews

[gabrielle]

It is said that the derogatory remarks of a person against another speaks more of who the speaker not the other way around. While this may be true, the sad reality is, painful, demeaning words create invisible scar to the recipient. No to bullying!

[CaliG]

I really like the idea of this poem. I feel like this type of issue arises so frequently in today's society.