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Wallflower MAG
I pretend to hate humanity
 When really I cannot stay mad at anyone 
 for more than a few hours
 Too forgiving, and a bit naive
 Used more times than I've been the user
 But I say it backwards to dispose of the 
 self hatred 
 I pretend to despise the girls and boys who party every weekend
 The teens who brag about the memories 
 they cannot remember
 Maybe I just want to experience my whole body vibrating from the blaring music 
 And laugh with friends about how hangovers are a curse from Satan the next morning
 As opposed to being an insomniac 
 who stares at the ceiling at 3 a.m. 
 on a Friday night
 I like to tell myself that I am the artistic type
 Someone who will end up at a college in a cozy little funky town
 Filled with cafes and vintage clothing shops 
 And men who take you to indie concerts 
 and quote Edgar Allan Poe during 
 conversations
 But I do not fit in with that crowd completely
 Or any crowd for that matter
 That book lied
 There are not perks to being a wallflower

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