The lonely one
I always tried to stay away from people who could hurt me
But trying to avoid others and keep to myself just made even more lonely
In college, I decided that I would open up to others
I was so happy to just be accepted that I lost myself and experienced plunder
My joy, my happiness, my uniqueness, was all gone
After the high of conformity was over, I was again the lonely one
Luckily, I found some people who accepted me for who I am
When I started to be myself, my “original” friends would all disappear and scram
Now I enjoy being weird and a little out there
I know my uniqueness provides me with confidence and an impeccable flair
As I look at myself in the mirror, I no longer see the lonely one
I see a girl with confidence and ambition because in the end she battled fear and won
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