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Insecurity


Insecurity filled the teenager

With agony, pain and woe.

This emptiness will take her

To a place where happiness is low.

Heavyset is how they described her

So she focused on losing weight.

Her reason for living became unsure

Now she's down to one-oh-eight.

Bullying became an everyday threat

And sadness came as often as the sun;

How was she to overcome this fret

When nothing but harm had been done?

       Stand tall, be proud, don't go too far.

       Don't fall, sing loud, be who you are.

 

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