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Disappointment

by jfrank0816

Have you ever been a disappointment? Feeling the sadness crawling up your spine Dissipating like a disease Following you like a shadow A tremor in your voice arises As they try to crack you like a code Break you like glass Have you ever been a disappointment? They ask you questions About your rebellion spree You lie through your trembling teeth They don't love you, they never did All you are to them is your past. Have you ever been a disappointment? You're not size two Your smile's a little too crooked And your hair isn't straight The boys, they don't notice you And if they do, they make fun of you My middle name is rejection And it rolls off their tongues quite nicely Have you ever been a disappointment? I have
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