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Insecure, She Says


Insecure, she says

I look at her across the table and think ​­

          you're perfect

I have a vendetta against ​­

          whoever made her feel less than just that

She deserves more than

          The hand she’s been dealt

She’s had too much taken from her

          And not enough given

 

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Jeanette Seele

Jeanette Seele (pronounced 'see-leh' not 'seal') is a writer, artist, and poet from Albany, Oregon.

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