Messy Girl
You look younger than I thought I did,
Scared of the dark and loud voices.
But you seem stronger than me,
More wild than me.
An angry, anxiety-ridden girl,
Who finds solace only in trees,
And the high shelves of books.
I don't want to forget you.
You will cut your tangled hair short,
Tear the glassed from your face,
And seek comfort in the approval of others.
But I want you to stay messy.
So I can call you up again,
When friends turn away,
When my path is unclear,
When what people give isn't enough to sustain me.
I want to be wild, angry, and messy once more.
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