To the girl who's been trampled over,
to the woman left alone,
To the daughter that's been trained
or the one with a heart of stone,
You are not forgotten
nor are you left to cry
For I know the pain you've been through.
I too have wondered why.
I took me years to realize,
all the things that love is not
But in my scar-filled journey
I can say I've learned a lot.
You can overcome him
for you have much more life to live
Than to sit alone in sorrow
wondering what more you were to give.
Your destiny lies beyond
how he see you with his eyes
So love each freckle on your cheek
and the curvature of your thighs.
Use your voice for greatness,
no need to cower here,
For you were born to share your story
and show the world no fear.
So go out there and show them
all the things I know you are.
You are bright and bold and beautiful,
and I know you will go far.
YOU ARE READING
What I Once Called Love: The Drafts
PoetryThis is my story, or rather a compilation of stories that spans more than a decade. Each piece is written from a place of truth with the exception of the names mentioned. The book itself will broken into sections, with each representing a different...
