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What I Am


am not a rock

taking centuries to change.

I am not a city

with an enemy in place of a friend.

I am not a mouse

quiet and timid.

I am not one in a crowd

singing the songs of others.

I am not straight-forward

with no twists or turns.

I am not a dark hue

hiding my neon core.

I am not a door

to be opened and closed at random.

I am a teen

flamboyant and indecisive.

I am a girl

giggly and exclusive.

I am me

Just that, no more.

 
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bluebrymilk

I am just a girl, Working as hard as she can. Just that wacky girl, In a frying pan. In my little world, All is very hot. Because in a frying pan, Cold is something we're not.

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