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Descrimination


Despise the eyes with tears

Resent the heart with fears

Beaten and reluctant heart

It tears her apart

To hear the repeat of words

Constantly thrown down at her

Hesitant to look into the eyes that are always towering 

Judged on how she wants to love 

Or possibly the way she looks

Tears emerging

From deep in the soul

Lacking confidence in her appearance

What she has been through

And the unbearable agony to come

Don't discriminate against her

Because she's not like you.

She's just being true.

 

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