To intellectual opression
Dear judgement,
You have created a girl, her image foreign to her own mind
A glance in the mirror portrays to her nothing but a refracted reversal
A mere phantom of bonds crafted from synthetic affection,
Of words she has deemed worthy only for souls more beautiful than her own
She feels as if she is living her life breathing underwater
The weight of others' absence pushing on her so heavily
That she cannot remember what it's like to breathe without gasping
Words linger in the back of her throat from sentences left unsaid
Her walls painted with phrases unshared and unheard of
A canvas plastered with her introspections reveals a complex pattern of thoughts and intellectuality
That she wishes she could share with the world, but for now
She remains trapped within her journals and adherence to conformity
And is stuck turning empty pages
Until then.
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