THAT GIRL I AM
I am jovial. An introvert they said.
I smile but with no teeth
I laugh but with no sound
I ache but won’t bend.
I am that girl.
Like fast cars, I speed past you albeit with no sound.
I call you all, but I won’t come.
I watch you all run away.
I am that child that mothers fear to birth
I will wait for midnight time
To fall in between the sheets
No sleep. No rest. My mother would say.
I am that girl with no mark
Or so I thought.
Marked by them, I can’t break free.
For from them, I see myself.
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