Who I Used To Be
I'm not proud of who i was
If I was to meet her now
I know that I would hate her
Not because I hate myself
But because of who I used to be
She was terrible
She did things
That I would write slam poetry about
She infuriates me
She's one of the things
That keeps me up at night
Because I know I was once her
And I know that a part of her
Still exists deep down
She's the part of me
That's so cruel and insensitive
She comes out sometimes
And I always regret it
I don't want to be her anymore
Now I want to be me
No more
No less
I cut my hair
Changed my style
All as an attempt to erase her
But I can't
She'll always be here
As much as I don't want her to be
She's part of my past
She made me who I am
And although i cannot stand
Who i was back then
I cannot deny
She made me into a better person
She showed me what to never do
And I became the person
I always hoped of being
I'm not proud of who I was
But I am proud of who I've become
And that's all that matters now
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