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Different
February 22, 2018
I always believed I was just another girl.
Laughing
Talking
Crying
But as i’ve grown up, i’ve learned otherwise.
I’ve learned that everyone is different.
And i’ve learned different isn’t always accepted.
I am different.
I am not always accepted.
The results?
No more laughing
Not much talking
Much more crying
I accept
I am different
I am not just another girl
And that’s ok with me
© Annie P., Milford, CT
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