Monster
I remember the first time I looked at myself, and gave myself a complement
"You - Are - Not - Annoying"
Those words I longed to hear from others, came out of my mouth as if i was being suffocated by them
The monster inside myself did not like this
The monster wants to keep me down
You think when you get older it will go away
It won't
I still struggle daily with my monster
My monster eats at my confidence
My monster tears at my self esteem
I will not let my monster win
I know that I am stronger than it
Every complement I give myself makes me more powerful
My monster craves my sadness
But I will not give it to her
My monster demands my tears
But I will not shed them for her
My monster wants to be unloved
But I wont let her, I know its not her fault
I will give myself and my monster complements
So that she knows she is loved
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