Full City Roast
before I moved to new york,
I thought I was too ugly to be catcalled
now reassurance comes pouring in
I walk to get my coffee, 3 blocks away
a venti girl and a grande iced latte
With cream and a side of “Hey mamas.”
I do not deserve to not be shaken
I should feel lucky to be attractive
I am a sweet vanilla cream latte
3 shots espresso, 1 shot of pure sex appeal
Self confidence can’t melt like ice
And even if the coffee gets watery, I will still be hot
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