Some Thoughts From The Melanin People

Some Thoughts From The Melanin People

  • WpView
    Reads 48
  • WpVote
    Votes 0
  • WpPart
    Parts 10
WpMetadataReadComplete Thu, Nov 16, 2023<5 mins
WpInfo
Poetry
I wrote this while I was in 8th grade of middle school and must I say I had to stand up for myself a lot. Because I'm a black girl I was seen as a threat to others and that I didn't deserve the same freedoms and rights as others. All of this is happening while I'm in middle school but this was a poetry assignment that I did for my ELA class. I believe I was thirteen at the time but as I kept this, I read it every once and a while. Now it's time I share it with you. I hope you like it and understand what I was trying to say plus express.
All Rights Reserved
#7
youmatter
WpChevronRight
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
Illustration

You may also like

  • Bitter Sweet
  • Blood Rose || A Collection Of my Poetry: Pt. 2
  • The Possessive Gang Leaders Princess
  • Double Down (a double standards series) Dark Romance (Part 7)
  •  [p o e t r y]
  • Something Mending -- VOL 1
  • A Poet's Secret
  • Thoughts of a Juvenile
  • Mason's Angel (Completed)
  • The Handsome three ( COMPLETED)

"Get out," he sighed. "N-" I got out. "Nah, you can go," he shook his head. "Babe," I called out, but he wasn't having it. "I fucking risked my life trying to protect you. I almost died trying to save you! And when I couldn't, I sat by your side everyday until you could recover! Get the fuck outta here witfh that no contact shit," he shook his head. "B-but," I sobbed. "Nah, Sage," he shook his head. "I attended your stupid relationship therapy sessions hoping you'd at least give me a chance. You asked me to choose, and I chose you. It didn't even feel like a choice! I always put you first! You still won't give me a fucking chance. What more do you want from me? Huh?" "Your forgiveness," I replied, a tear escaping my eye. "Forgiveness?" he chuckled while shaking his head. He took something up and flung it at the door again. "God, Sage," he shook his head. "Please, just leave. Maybe then I can stop hurting." "Nick," I sobbed, but he wouldn't even look at me. "You obviously don't care how I feel. You're gonna do you no matter what. I honestly expected better from you," he said. "Just get the fuck out my face."

More details
WpActionLinkContent Guidelines