I am me, I will always be meI have lived my life as me
But when I walked through those doors I was labeled something that wasn't me
something other than me
People decided that label was me
I would walk alone and ashamed
My existence was unnecessary
My wishes of a savior
But I was alone
They didn't hit me
They isolated me
They avoid my presence
Faked a smile and walked away
Turned away avoiding my gaze
When words were said
Nothing was pleasant
Nothing felt right
I was an outsider
I was created as the outsider
The person to hate
The one to be stabbed in the back
The sacrificial lamb
others watched
Never stopped watching
But god never returned my pleas
Others watched
but they also seemed to look away
Labeled and left
Bullied and alone
As humans we categories
Something we do too others
We make a class, a system
We label
In the end we decide their title
Without knowing who they are
That was me
I was labeled
I was different
And one day I found my sanctuary
Slowly I was accepted
Someone reached out their hand
And accepted me for me
Not like those people that concluded who I was without asking
They saved me
They took the title off my head and labeled me as me
Really, I don't need a label
My race doesn't matter
My sexuality shouldn't matter
My appearance in general shouldn't matter
They do not define me
They are not me
They just help create me
But it is not me
Only I can be me
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My Negativity As A Positive
PoetryMy random poems that are either negative or positive, it's your choice.