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Self-Righteous


Dear Andrew, You broke my junior high heart when you turned into sequins In seventh you were a puckish angel But you decided Popularity was more important than Kindness; that you needed to be above everyone else in order to be important. I hated you for a while. Now I think I feel bad for you.
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