Pushed
They see dark clothing and piercings,
but not the smile that graces her lips
at the sight of a baby animal.
They hear loud music and sad lyrics,
but will never understand
the deep meaning of those words.
They judge her apperance,
not her mind.
Their whispered criticisms
screaming in her ears
drowning out
the praise of others.
She fell from this world the other day,
they said she jumped.
I say they pushed.
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