Outcast
My poem for ‘I Didn’t Say That Out Loud’
The world has not meant for me since birth.
I could only wish people can know me more with judging or rejecting me-
If I’m relatable, they can only see me as an alien…
‘Not a human…
If I make mistakes, I became a scapegoat.
If I’m being vulnerable, they are afraid of me.
If I’m flawed, they want me to be excluded.
‘I am a mistake in everyone’s life…
And that is why ——
I really am an outcast…
About the Creator
Meghan LeVaughn
I'm Meghan. I’m 36. I always love to be creative and using my imagination since I was a little girl. I like stories & love to share my inspirations, journeys, etc.
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Comments (3)
How often do we all feel this way! I'm sorry you do, though, and I hope you find peace.
This one's got soul! It spills the kind of truth most people swallow—glad you let it out.💖
OutKast are beautiful.