Prisoner
I am a prisoner to the world I live in.
I am told how to be. How to be perfect, how to be loved, how to be worth something.
I am dictated by numbers. My weight, my GPA, my class rank, my waist measurement.
I am given the illusion of choice. But in the end, I do what they want me to.
I am living a lie. They have rewired me to give the proper response.
I am judged by how I act, feel, look, speak, stand, see, write, think.
I am trying. Trying to recode my brain and break out.
I am losing. Thoughts of perfection and numbers are plaguing my mind.
I am a prisoner to the world I live in.
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