The Third Wheel
At times, I feel incredibly left out.
The frustration and anger make me shout:
"You like being the permanent third wheel?"
Being outgoing would be great, I feel.
Left out of the circle, shut out of the crowd.
Why can't I be like them, be loud and proud?
Sometimes, no matter what, I can't be social.
Why is this skill in life, talking, crucial?
Slowly, I've learned to not care what they think,
Although sometimes I still blush and turn pink.
Being obnoxious is never the key.
I know it's best to just be me, be me.
And therefore when I don't feel included,
I'm more okay with being secluded.
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