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Thank You
Dear Reader Reading This:
I’ve Read This A Million TImes.
It’s Probably Not The Perfect Poem, But hey At Least I Tried.
My Name Is Andrea,
I’m 14 Years Old.
A Freshman In High School,
And Bisexual.
Please, Don’t Judge Me,
By My Cover.
Because there’s more,
than meets the eye.
please, don’t judge Me,
like my mother.
she says what i am,
isn’t right.
i am not ashamed,
of what i’ve become.
only of how i became it.
i am not insecure,
about the way i think.
but only of why i think it.
she sat there,
in her folding chair,
watching me as i undressed.
ashamed, i was, confused,
depressed...
i would always turn away.
exposed, uncomfortable.
but when threats of harm,
filled my ears,
i would turn back, slowly...
shaken to face,
Ms.Despicable.
Ms.despicable,
one day you’ll regret,
the days i wish,
i could forget.
one day you’ll ask,
for my forgiveness.
because of what we did,
in the past.
i hated you,
for what you did to me,
but now i thank you,
for what i’ve become.
i love he person, i am today.
even if it’s because,
of what you’ve done.
Thank You.
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