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The Girl in the corner



The Girl In the Corner,

Yes the one all alone,

The one who is in the pouring rain,

She has had a troubed past,

Cuts that are like sleaves going up and up her arm,

Her parents both gone,

She was a mix of two diasters that collided,

She was always scared of ever caring,

She always hated how she looked,

Why can't I be like the popular girls beautiful and happy,

She stands there all alone waiting for Noah, or John , or Augustas to come,

To come and kiss her scars

To take her hand when she is all alone,

To kiss her in the rain as if the world had stopped,

To look her in the eyes and love how they sparkle and tell her My Dear You Are Flawless

 

 

 

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