I Am Who I Hate The Most
I miss myself,
Can't you see,
This person you see now,
Isn't really me.
I'm drowning in shyness,
Stuck in my shell,
I can't remember,
How to be myself.
I'm dying on the inside,
Smiling on the out,
It's laughable how no one,
Can figure it out.
My hair across my face,
I can't let you see,
This person I am now,
Is who I hate to be.
So, I'll hide a little more,
While you pass me by,
I won't even bother,
To ever ask why.
Why you can't see it,
That I'm not the same,
I guess when you're not looking,
You think nothing's changed.
Now, I'll pack up my problems,
Back in their little box,
And hide them all away,
Behind a metal lock.
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