I am not a number. I am not an eight hundred, a seven-twenty, a six-fifty – I am definitely not a five-forty.
I am a girl, a student, an athlete, a daughter, I am a friend. I am someone with hopes and dreams, wishes, doubts, and insecurities.
I am afraid.
I know that you will look at me differently, Judge me by my faults, and the fact that I couldn’t figure out number twelve, And set direction for my life based on that fact.
I am helpless to the system, The one that has claimed so many futures, and The one that tells you you’re not good enough.