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Do you see me now


I came in like a wrecking ball

Do you see me now?

I jump from buildings for fun

Do you see me now?

If I told you I wasn't invisible 

would you believe me?

Just leave me be

I have no use for you who are so blind

Do you see me now?

Do you see me now? 

How about now?

Are we so blind that we can't see what is in front 

of us, we can only see what is behind

Do you see me now?

No, you don't 

I am the smart kid that

no one seems to know except my friends

I am the kid that everyone is 

secretly jealous of'

So yeah I guess you could say that this is to all 

you bullies out there.

Do you see me now?

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Victoria B.

Victoria B. is in her senior year of High School. She is planning on becoming an Elementary School Teacher so that she can teach younger children. If she goes back to school it would be to get another major in Special Education so that she could teach Special needs children. She is going to go to Hanover College to pursue the major of Elementary Education.

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