Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover
People say “don’t judge a book by its cover” but the cover of a book is the first thing you see
When people see me they see my cover
5’8 teenage black girl
Brown eyes, full lips, black hair
My cover… well my cover comes with many stereotypes
These stereotypes have been forced upon my very being since the day I was born
And it’s too bad
It’s too bad that my cover is all that matters
But I can’t dwell on this fact because I can’t change my cover
People will just move on
Move on to the next book
They will just miss out on a good read
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