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Our Bodies


It's hard

living in this century has taught us a lot

We should be like animals

they don't care what we look like

 

We have a hard time being nice to each other

Rude comments about people's bodies are so normal to us

Anywhere from our facial features, to our body

 

The judgment we get from others is the size of this world

Can we just live in peace?

It's the only wish

 

Please come true

Our generation is hurting 

We can't go through a day without judgmental looks

 

We are different

But that's not a bad thing

Different is good

If we were all the same, what fun would we have?

 

It is okay that we are unique 

Having our own features makes us feel important 

The world we live in today, it needs to change!

 

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