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Poems
Apr 2020
**** social norms.
We've all heard of the story
a young boy and a young girl
falling in love in autumn.
The leaves falling as they twirl.
But we didn't hear the story
of the same boy who would go out every night
to the parties and pick on the boy he liked
because instead of admitting his fear, he'd rather pick a fight.
We've all heard the story
of the two girls who are best friends,
the two that never stop holding hands.
The two that always share their paper and pens.
We don't hear the story
of the two best friends who are in love, but afraid of that kind of thing
because they don't understand why they feel that way
so instead of talking about it, they have inside jokes and sing.
We've all heard the story
of the girl with too many friends and a big smile
The one who loved her body and was kind
The girl who always followed the latest trend and style.
We don't hear the story
of the boy who fights the battle of a mental disorder
The one that is filled with obsession, numbers; the one
that is too thin, but it's the only way to feel like his life is in order.
We've all heard the story
of the kid who was left outΒ
who was picked on for being a nerd
but who grew up to be successful, despite people's doubt.
We don't hear the story
of a young girl who got picked on one too many times
who was called a ****, an attention seeker. So she gave up,
but when she killed herself everyone blamed it on her "crimes."
We've all heard the story
of magical prom nights, and joyful graduation
and all the successful teenagersΒ
who after high school, had this revelation.
We don't hear the story
of the boy whose family can't afford college
the one who is stuck with 12 hour shifts everyday
who is called a *****-up, even though he longs for knowledge.
So make it known.
#society
#lgbt
#depression
#anorexia
#love
#struggles
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