I don't miss the person I used to be
before "shit got real"
before therapy
before joining secondary school.
she believed she could fix every problem the way she had done so before
she believed that everyone was fundamentally good
she imagined she would end up with a boy, but no making out as that ugh
she believed there's some things you just don't grow out of
she thought she had magic far too late
she always tried to do the best for other people
she was obsessed with making friends
she believed she was secretly really pretty, but couldn't look at her newly formed boobs in the mirror
she made mistakes
and beat herself up about them.
now,
I see all shades of grey the world has to show me
Some problems you just cant solve
boys ugh
I'll make out with girls instead
Somethings you just don't do as you grow up
I always try and do the right thing for me
I treasure the friends that ive got
I love my curves as they are and don't pretend they are anything else
I still make mistakes
but I've learnt that that's ok
and you cant be perfect all the time
and no one should make you feel that you should be that way
I've got the same eyes
darker hair
longer nails
rounder stomach
I would argue a slightly bigger brain
but the same heart: filled with magic
of a different kind.
notes:
wow I manged to do a poem in advance, what a shock. I can actually claim that this one relates to the "52 weeks of positivity" it only took me half the time. Anyway, I'm halfway :) yay, I never believed that id actually stick out one of these challenges that long. I'm glad I finally know myself enough to set realistic challenges. Honestly its getting harder and harder to tell whether my poems are good or not, but I do like this one. Its all about improving not writing the best poem. As once you've written it where do you go from there. 8 exams to go :) hope you guys are about to have a good week :) (yes I'm obsessed with :) it's fine)
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52 weeks of positivity (kinda)
PoetryCompleted 4th jan 2020 My attempt at this challange, My poems may not always be "positive" but I'm trying to do the 52 weeks of positivity through being positive about my work. It's so much easier to be humble and put yourself down. Then to say "oi...
