Seven Years Old
I was seven when I realized
I was different
I was seven when I realized
I wasn't blonde with blue eyes
I was seven when I realized
I wasn't born with creamy white skin
I was seven when I realized
I had strands and strands of dark course hair running across my arms
I was seven when I realized
That my food was abnormal and gross
I was seven when I realized
That my parents talked different
I was seven when I realized
I would always be judged
I was seven when I realized
I wasn't one of the girls all the other boys chased down in recess
I was seven when I realized
That I was loved
I was seven when I realized
I was different
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