Pale blue tries to strip away layers of me, but I've closed the entry to my soul. What you don't know far outweighs what you think you do.
I am a daughter:
The eyes you complimented belong to my European mother, the smile you won't see is my Latino father's. They have poured hours of love into the mold that created the person I am.
I am a sister:
Three pairs of eyes watch my footsteps, wondering if they should follow or create their own. Six hands hold mine, six arms wrap me in embraces.
I am a girlfriend:
His words comfort me, his voice is home. He is loyal and respectful, my best friend, and trust me, I quite prefer his hazel to your blue.
Your icy eyes assess me; I squirm. You're sizing me up, checking me out.
Though you've not laid a finger upon me, I feel violated.
based on this weird exercise we did during orientation week at my college