This is Why I Write
I write to clear my head.
I write to clear the air.
I write so I can know what happened even if I wasn't there.
I write in the morning and sometimes when I eat.
I write for those who can't express themselves without the fear of being taken in their sleep.
I write for the misunderstood, the ones from broken homes.
I write so I don't forget and so that maybe someone out there can know they aren't alone.
I write for those who were told they sucked at everything they did.
I write for those who were believed to be geniuses, even as a kid.
I write for every guy who broke my heart and the ones I have yet to meet.
I write for the lady way back when who wouldn't give up her seat.
I write for the grave diggers, sinners, the teen moms, and the dweebs.
I write for those that after nothing's left they still remember they have their dreams.
I write for every person who has two sides and the sides we'll never see.
I write for the ones that watch on at freak shows and say "I'm glad that isn't me."
I write for the sluts, the jocks, the wannabes, and the ones that just wanted to be a part of a club.
I write for anyone who's ever been called weird or had their name dragged through the mud.
I write for the fat chicks, the skinny chicks, and the ones that are in between.
I write for anyone who doesn't feel good enough and is searching for a way out.
I write for the kids that overcome their heartache and all of their self doubt.
I write for the kids believe in Santa Clause and the ones who never knew.
I write so my children can be better than me or you.
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