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bitten nails, broken skin i speak volumes through a pen the unkempt look of a tired teen emotionally broken writing queen i write melodies for the youth the ones who know the ugly truth and after all is said and done i speak for the ones who stand alone i write for the ones who stay in their rooms who have inner horror of the imminent doom of facing the decision to live or to die i speak for the ones who silently cry i write for the broken primadonnas who realize all they really wanted was a beautiful body (thin as a stick) i write for the sweethearts, lovely, dysmorphic i write melodies for the hated the ignored, defeated, self-harming, tormented the unloved darlings of this generation oppressed by society’s views of perfection the unwanted lovechild of sadness and hate we feel in our hearts that we all are mistakes i write for every last tired young soul for i write as i speak and i speak what i know.
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 9:41 PM UTC
a siren for the broken
bitten nails, broken skin i speak volumes through a pen the unkempt look of a tired teen emotionally broken writing queen i write melodies for the youth the ones who know the ugly truth and after all is said and done i speak for the ones who stand alone i write for the ones who stay in their rooms who have inner horror of the imminent doom of facing the decision to live or to die i speak for the ones who silently cry i write for the broken primadonnas who realize all they really wanted was a beautiful body (thin as a stick) i write for the sweethearts, lovely, dysmorphic i write melodies for the hated the ignored, defeated, self-harming, tormented the unloved darlings of this generation oppressed by society’s views of perfection the unwanted lovechild of sadness and hate we feel in our hearts that we all are mistakes i write for every last tired young soul for i write as i speak and i speak what i know.
emily-kane-elmore
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 9:41 PM UTC
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