Munching on Strawberries
A poem *sort of* to the tune of Pink Pony Club
I see a girl,
Who walks and talks like me.
She's standing at her locker now
And scrolling through her phone.
But soon,
I come to realise,
The way she stands to hide her hands
And the emotion in her eyes.
~
She's crying!
Standing and eating all alone.
She's got no-one here to eat with
So she molds her face to stone.
Girl! You're hiding up here,
Munching on berries
As you muffle your tears.
Don't do this!
You should be smiling and having fun;
Go and laugh with the girls called you names
And ditched you 'cause they could.
~
Oh girl!
I wish you could see
The damage you're doing to yourself
In every moment you eat.
It's tempting!
Not to turn your back on how far you've come
But loving fakes is better than what hiding up here does.
~
My darling,
You should never have stamped your foot;
Screaming from the hilltops that what you want is to be heard
Will only hurt you later on.
And I know!
Your fire-heart can't be dimmed by anyone
It's in your bones, the courage you've shown
Is like no one else's - God, you're so damn strong.
~
But please!
You need to save yourself the pain
It'll only increase the more you fight
To save all of how you've changed.
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About the Creator
Ruby Red
Heya friend, I'm Red!
I write poetry, so subscribe for a hint of vulnerability, some honesty and the occasional glimpse behind my mask π±
Taking a break from Vocal; focusing on my anthology π«Άπ
AI is not art.


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