Are you there, God? It's meYou would assume you'd realize if the literal spawn of Satan walked into your life
You think he would be dark, brooding, keeps to himself. Maybe hangs "with the wrong crowd,"
You think he would be mean, callous, rude, never texts you back, hates his family.
You don't expect him to be wearing expensive sneakers, a lacrosse sweatshirt, and a thin gold chain
You don't expect him to have perfect white teeth, be good at sports, have lots of friends
You don't expect him to have a soft side
to have a little sister that lights up his whole world,
to not just be good at writing down his thoughts, but to also love it;
and you certainly don't expect him to notice you.
But he does.
Look Out
He isn't in your grade, you're only a freshman
So you don't know what people whisper about him in between classes
Can't hear the warning bells, see the waving red flags
All you see is what he shows you
And what he shows you are lies
But she's a 'Good Girl'
The teachers always used to pair 'bad' students, (and particularly bad male students) with 'good' (usually female) students
In hopes they would inspire them to be "better students"
(as a teacher now, I never do that shit)
I know the consequences it can have
The curiosity one assignment can create
and I know that curiosity doesn't just kill the cat
it kills good girls, too.
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People Are Hypocrites
ChickLitEffie Blakely has had a lot of shit happen to her in her 30 years, and it's overflowing in her brain. Born to a single mother who lived at home, she was raised by two strong women with conflicting, yet colorful, personalities. By the time she was 14...