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When I was a girl I thought I could be anything I wanted I didn’t realize I would grow up To be a woman That I was forever ‘and her’ Instead of them That my father loved me As an exception And I would have to witness my sisters Wither away in happiness I found out that I was not the ‘public’ In public transportation That I needed to switch my grocery run times Every now and then Discovered the places where a hat Could be the best weapon On Sundays, I dress up and buy pretty roses for my table To keep from remembering that If someone wanted There was nothing I could do to stop them
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 6:17 PM UTC
A Girl,
When I was a girl I thought I could be anything I wanted I didn’t realize I would grow up To be a woman That I was forever ‘and her’ Instead of them That my father loved me As an exception And I would have to witness my sisters Wither away in happiness I found out that I was not the ‘public’ In public transportation That I needed to switch my grocery run times Every now and then Discovered the places where a hat Could be the best weapon On Sundays, I dress up and buy pretty roses for my table To keep from remembering that If someone wanted There was nothing I could do to stop them
Sadness overtakes me for all my sisters and friends out there...
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 6:17 PM UTC
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