Unapologetically Me
Dear Society,
I dare to be different.
To be Brave and
Confident.
When I walk into a room full of people,
It’s like all eyes are on me.
Do I put my head down, and stare at the ground?
Should I shrink, become timid as a tiny little mouse?
Do I let the eyes roam over me and judge my character as Unimportant?
Hell No.
I am Unapologetically Me.
With my head held high,
I meet the sea of eyes with clarity and fierceness.
I will not let your judgements bring me down.
I came to SLAY.
Whether I came in rainbow socks and a hoodie,
Or dressed up elegantly to the Tee,
I will carry myself with the Authority.
With Self Acceptance, Love, and Care,
I can be Free, Humbled, and
Unapologetically Me.
Sincerely,
K.W.
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