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Poetry
When is it my turn to be pretty
Will it be when I can smile like her
Or gain access to the holy city
It isn’t my fault I was cursed with this horrid body
I just want to be somebody’s everybody
To be loved and cared for
But that will only happen if those girls let me in
So therefore, when is it my turn to be pretty
Bubblegum tears roll down her cheeks
The fear of loneliness spreads from her head to her feet
What does love look like?
It’s the bees kissing the sunflowers
It’s the tingly feeling you get when you think of their eyes
It's weeping when you haven’t heard from them
My heart longs to be fulfilled
The pleasure and smiles filling my single golden cup
I only want your smile
I want you forever
Please don’t look at her
She isn’t her
Her is me
When I look at you
My heart crawls out of my chest and onto your lips
I feel alive even though I’m so deprived
There’s on condition
You and me
If boys are girls are supposed to be together with lust and glee
Will I still go to heaven if I fell for an angel
Love is love
You beautiful blonde dove
Fly me so high to heaven’s blue sky
Never put me down or my tears will leave me to drown
Your heaven sent face sculpted by a greek goddess
But that someone has your soul intertwined with the telephone pole
She may be pretty but she doesn’t own the holy city
She is the devil, I’m your angel

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There are three poems that are entirely about my feelings and concerns. These poems include feelings teenagers might feel.