Don’t you find it odd, my dear, what teens have come to fear? They fear themselves, their own ways, anxious at the thought of school every day. So much pressure just to be something the world wants to see. Defined by the numbers on a scale and acceptance letters in the mail. Be as pristine as what is seen on the glorified movie screen. They focus less on self appreciation; instead count calories and accept starvation Talents are useless and don’t matter, unless they help you climb the social ladder. Quantity over quality when it comes to friends, popularity defines you in the end. They’d rather write their last note and swallow too many pills down their throat Climb up high and take their last stride because from society they can’t hide. Don’t you find it strange, my dear that this problem is so near? Even when teens have come this far, they’d rather die than be who they are. And yet no one’s reaching out to tell kid’s what life is really about.
"A world so hateful, some would rather die than be who they are."