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You meet me and think I’m nice others meet me and think me mean Sometimes I wonder why can’t I be both in someone’s eyes I love to easily, and care too much I would die for the ones I love, Fight until the death… But that’s because I love too easily and care too much. I look at people, I feel their pain… I want to help so much To ease everyone’s suffering To fight everyone’s battle The weak need someone to lean on The strong need someone to have their back But I just want someone to see me for me. No one understands, I love too easily and care too freely. My heart aches for the homeless and the poor For victims of all crimes For the people who face stereotypes and discrimination and racism For the people who don’t have a chance because everyone judges them But no one ever listens. I ache for the mistreated and homeless animals For the person who has no family to call his or her own. You look at me and think she’s too nice, she’s too mean Yet can you say you know me? Do you know how I really feel? Yes, I am both. I care too much and I’m easily brought to anger An injustice to one person is an injustice to us all.
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beverly-callahan
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Aug 16, 2011
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