The Normal
We wear our scars with honor
They do not understand the meaning
And they never will.
They are scars of pain, regret, and forgiveness.
Scars of misunderstanding and loss
Scars that ripped holes into the world
We wear our scars with honor and pride
They symbolize our pain, past, and suffering
Our forgiveness , future , and remembering
They are a reminder of our strengths and weaknesses
We are our scars
And our scars are we
We can't expect them to understand
They are the normal, after all
And the normal do not have these scars
Nor have they felt what we've felt.
The normal might just have everything
Everything but scars
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