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Letter to Middle Child


Dear Middle Child

It's difficult I know

Being categorized as a sterotype

Letting people tell you what your life is like

Saying that you're invisible to your love one's eyes

that you have no place in this family

that you are nothing

But

Im here to say you are everything

You are what keep things together

You are going to become the unthinkable that no one thought 

you can comspire to be

You are so much more than what see

Don't dissapear from humanity 

Just because what others will plea 

You are the middle child yes

But you are what you make yourself to 

Heed my advice 

And you'll get the results you need

Your's Truly

Middle Child

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