My Size

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    My Size

    I look into the mirror
    And all I see is me.
    People like to say,
    Be all that you can be.
    But if I dont like what I see
    How am I suppost to feel
    Completely loved and set free?
    I'm constantly wanting to change
    My weight, my hair, my size, my looks
    It doesnt matter to kids at school
    That I am smart with books.
    Yes I am a bigger girl
    Who has not even a single true friend.
    Sometimes I cant help but wonder
    When my days will end.
    I'm sick of being laughted at
    I'm tired of crying these tears.
    Going to school every day
    Has become my biggest fear.
    I wish people could see past my looks.
    I wish they would give me a chance,
    Instead of always judging me
    By the size of my pants.
    I'm sure I could be a great best friend.
    But in order to to that, someone would have to give me a try.
    But no one will ever like me
    My size is the reason why.

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    MSValentine commented on My Size

    05-24-2009

    Size never stopped Queen Latifa, Dom Delouis, Oprah Winfrey, Mama Cass, Chubby Checker, Jackie Gleason, Ella Fitzgerald, Ruben Studdard, Buddah... It's how you feel about yourself that shows others what you think you are. Looks and wealth only buy friends for as long as it lasts. Do you want false friends or people who love you for who you are? Fix your mind on whatever it is you want and focus on that. You cannot base your happiness on what everyone else wants you to be. What do YOU want

    Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

    Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

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