just laugh
My mother tells me I`m a little girl
becuase I laugh
because I go sock slidding in the halway
or because I love superhero comics
she says my freinds are little girls
becuase we`re happy
as though depression rides age
like a horseman of the apocalypse
and silence controls our minds
like raibies
but
when I was four I cried because I couldn`t breath
and my mother taught me to hide my tears
somewhere no one could see or hear
when I was five I cried because I couldn`t speek english
and my class mate took that as a sighn of my stupidity
when I was eight I cried because I was freindless and gulible enough to beleive I was stupid
when I was twelve I cried because growing up is hard
when I was fifteen I cried so hard I wanted to die
but I`m not crying now
becuase I didn`t grow out of happiness
I grew into it
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