Twisted Perfection
They say I'm just a pessimist
But they don't have a clue
They help the girl who cuts herself
While I'm stormy and blue
They say I'm fine.
I'm overreacting
but I feel like I'm drowning
They say it all gets better
That someone will fix me.
But I don't see why you would fix
something that really isn't pretty
They tell me I am beautiful
while holding up a mirror
I hopefully peer inside
Hoping to see the beauty that is "here"
All I see is a tear stained face
And a broken heart
The girl with a tough face to hide the weaker part
Her skin is tough to keep her safe from the insults in the pain
Inside she cradles and revives the hopes who where slain
All she wants is someone who can honestly say
That she's beautiful
radiant as the day
That she's the sun and they're the sky
And that they will never be apart
The tough girl
Just wants back the other half of her heart
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