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It’s going to cut me down The way I can't help but compare myself to The other flowers in the garden Who bloom So much brighter and bolder While my petals will always look out of place And my roots take up too much space My leaves are too heavy for the stem They droop because of the burden I cause them I try and sway in the wind alongside The other beautiful flowers in my life I watch them grow and thrive While I just sit idly by No foundation in the ground Or certainty in my growth There’s nothing delicate about my presence I only shrivel in and try not to loathe Myself or them I cannot tell Whether I wish their petals would fall Or if I want my existence to be graceful as well They stretch for the sun But I can only make it to the tops of the trees The trees are tall But the sky is so much farther than I can achieve Flowers are supposed to look diverse, not pristine But why am I not as elegant as she
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Jan 27, 2021
Jan 27, 2021 at 12:11 PM UTC
Other Flowers in the Garden
It’s going to cut me down The way I can't help but compare myself to The other flowers in the garden Who bloom So much brighter and bolder While my petals will always look out of place And my roots take up too much space My leaves are too heavy for the stem They droop because of the burden I cause them I try and sway in the wind alongside The other beautiful flowers in my life I watch them grow and thrive While I just sit idly by No foundation in the ground Or certainty in my growth There’s nothing delicate about my presence I only shrivel in and try not to loathe Myself or them I cannot tell Whether I wish their petals would fall Or if I want my existence to be graceful as well They stretch for the sun But I can only make it to the tops of the trees The trees are tall But the sky is so much farther than I can achieve Flowers are supposed to look diverse, not pristine But why am I not as elegant as she
m0rgangrace
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Jan 27, 2021
Jan 27, 2021 at 12:11 PM UTC
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