Glow-Up
Some people ask if I will ever grow,
As if I haven't been doing that all this time.
Some people look at me and walk away,
As if I will only fit the parameters I was given.
I use to hate the way I looked.
The color of my skin is the universal code for doctor.
My hair is frizzy and curled, yielding me into being called unclean.
But as time flowed into the river, I realized that I don't give a damn.
I've worked hard on my mental health as people tried to strip away.
I've become a tall, confident person who did what she knew.
I decided not to hide behind what people told me to be.
I know I'm far superior to that little box.
I'm me.
I've grown into how amazing I truely am, not just how I look.
I'm Me.
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