Here's To Me
Here's to me
Some people slam doors,
I slam poems. You judge
the box,
I open it.
Reality
presses against the walls,
I want the alternative.
To the times I've messed up.
I won't change
for anyone,
but myself.
Until I change,
the world.
Things get better.
The lies,
the supposed love.
Clean your hands.
Society tries to tell me,
Who I am; Who are you?
Give them Hell.
The years go by so
fast.
The picture shatters
I don't like
normal.
Here's to us.
Who am I;
A girl, A body, An object,
they tell me.
I say
I'm a poet.
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