In memory of all those broken children. Don't let them win! Win back your soul! Stand up! Fight! PS: All you ******* could not **** me.*
That girl in the corner of the world Shoring up the waste and the beauty of her soul She died, but oh her corpse I carry it some of the time
That girl that can't believe her own worth That she's not utter **** or something worse That she's human, has got a heart and a body, and it needs to be loved. The girl bullied anytime she speaks, anytime she dares to merely be. In her ugly sweater and unsexy jeans, tangled up hair, deadened stare, her fear to breathe, for fear the air will choke her. (It will)
She's dead. She had to die. Otherwise, I would have. But that girl carries corpses and demons inside! She smiles, so wide and bright and gets high on stupid compliments because she still thinks what she was told or shown or punched to accept! The venom seeping deep in her veins how to forget the dark in the middle of the day? A goodbye when everybody has just arrived
She's dead. But I am not. And now I flaunt my weirdness all along and people love me and most of all: I can love myself and the pills they do help but the path is carved by myself, I guess
This poem is about bullying, something I have suffered myself.