I watch her fix her hair
And freak out when one is out of place
I see her face caked with make up
And yet she hurries to the bathroom for more
I praise her natural beauty
As she points out all her flaws
I curse those who say she means nothing
When she means the world to me
When will she stop idolizing the society who puts her down
Telling her she's no good
And start listening to those who actually matter
Those who grasp at straws to persuade her otherwise in vain
This is uncertain
But until this is set in stone
I will always be there
To pick her up
--- From Me---
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PoetryBack in middle school I had a major crush on this girl named Lori, but I didn't know what it meant. This is a poem I wrote for her.