Something
When I was younger,
I was told that I could be anything.
And in a world of possibilities,
I thought to myself all the things
I would become.
I could be a princess
Or an astronaut.
Yet I thought to myself,
"I will be pretty".
When I was a preteen,
Stuck in between the akward years
Where my face was plasted with acne
And my body kept changing,
I lost hope on being pretty.
I was taunted and poked,
And at times I felt alone.
So I thought to myself.
"I am nothing."
In high school,
Everything started to change.
As I looked around
And saw all the friends I made,
I began to realize that
Even though I am not pretty,
I am not nothing.
I realize now that
I am and will become
Something.
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