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Damaged Girl


Damaged girl
 
I am the girl that has experiences
 
The damaged girl that seems to get nothing right 
 
Failure of many
 
The damaged that has been destroyed by her past
 
The girl that is holding onto thin thread 
 
I am the damaged girl that carries to many baggages
 
I am an emotionless as they come 
 
Since the past has made me 
 
Made me become strong willed and intolerant 
 
Yet behind all the facade lies the most precious, kindness, and compassionate woman you will meet 
 
Damaged girl that has everything slipped through her fingers
 
The kind of girl that takes forever to open up 
 
Damaged girl that constantly blames herself for failures 
 
I am the girl that repairs others yet leaves me feeling empty and lonely 
 
The kind of damaged that is deeply rooted and you are unable to uncoiled
 
Takes effort and time to get the core 
 
The damaged that has been built on lies, dishonesty, and abused
 
Damage that has been cause by being violated 
 
Sometimes I wonder how am I able to deal 
 
Yet this damaged girl knows one thing 
 
That love is the most precious gift that can be given 
 
With all her hardcore and set ways she always chooses to love 
 
Although this maybe hard for her she tries her best and will continue to fail until failing is not an option 
 
At the end of the day this damaged girl just wants help to pick up the pieces and mend her damages
 
She isn't looking for liability or someone to do the work
 
This damaged girl just wants someone to point her in the right direction 
 
Damaged girl wants to be lovable girl!
 
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