[I was talking to a friend of mine today, and I was really inspired. He was saying how down he was on himself lately, how he really should change his ways or he's really going to become someone he doesn't want to be. What came of that, was this poem. I wrote it about 20 minutes ago. It just flew out of my fingers on to the page. I barely thought about anything. I showed it to him, and he said that he really thinks a lot of girls everywhere could relate to what I wrote. I just hope that it helps at least one person who reads it. You're all beautiful. <3]
I guess you could say I'm a simple girl.
That is, if girls can be simple.
I've got the necessary packages.
I've got the tits.
I've got the less than flat stomach that I'd love to be flat.
I've got the big eyes and the long-ish hair.
What don't I have?
I don't have the 'necessary attributes.'
The ones that I 'need' to fit in.
I don't swoon over 'pretty boys'.
Not at parties, school, or the mall.
I don't stare at guys asses
I don't assess every detail and embed it to my memory.
I don't see the point.
I can't be a Barbie.
I can't be plastic.
I can't have a perfect figure.
I am an ordinary girl.
I have flaws.
I make mistakes.
I can hate how I look.
But I am human.
I have feelings.
I get called names.
I get picked on.
I get laughed at.
I fall down.
But I always stand back up again.
I always know I'm better than that.
I'm better than they make me feel.
Because I am beautiful.
I've got a voluptuous upper curve.
I've got food in my belly, and I don't starve myself.
I've got sexy eyes, and short sexy hair.
I guess you could say I'm a simple girl.