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Hormonal Teenager


I know it’s hard for you to notice me
As I look like everyone else
Talk like everyone else
Cry like everyone else
Average like everyone else
But I really like you.
I know I’m not funny 
And my head is always in the clouds 
And I don’t have an butt to grab and thighs to spread and a face to stare at all day long
But I really like you.
And I know I take things seriously
And I’m as virgin as olive oil
And I always think of the future while I hold grudges
And I don’t think highly of myself at all.
But I really like you.
And I know you’re leaving for college in a year 
And I’ll send text messages to myself.
And you probably don’t even know my name but you have to understand that I really like you
And I want you to feel the same.

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