Why I Write
One Day I Was Asked,
Why Do You Write ?
And The Person Expected A Simple Reply Such As,
It's Just Fun To Do
But My Reply Was Something Utterly Different
I Write For The Girls That Don't Think They're Pretty In The Morning
I Write For The Boys That's Too Scared To Express Their Sexuality
I Write For The Teenagers Who Can't Recieve Help When They're Bullied
I Write For The Children That Has To Grow Up Too Quickly
I Write For The Parents That Tries To Support Their Children
I Write For The Homeless Who Wished They Had A Bed At Night
I Write For The Kids Who Gets Touched At Their Private Parts Late At Night
I Write For The Teens Who Thinks Drugs Is A Way To Cut Off The World
I Write For The Ladies Who Have To Sell Their Souls Just To Bring Home Money
I Write For The Guys Who Have To Fight To Get Their Respect
I Write For The Teens Who Thought Losing Their Virginity Was Okay
I Write For The Kids Who Don't Recieve No Love From Their Family
I Write For The Youngsters Who Was Taught Wrong About Life
I Write For The Girls Who Don't Know Lust From Love
I Write For The Teens Who Want To Be Somebody When They Grow Up
I Write For The Children Who Thinks Running Away Is Going To Solve Home Problems
I Write For The Teens Fits In Their Own Crowd
I Write For The People Who Has A Passion For Their Own Unique Fashion
I Write For The Kids Who Only Find Relief In Death Itself
I Write For The Adults Who Lends A Hand To A Less Infortunate
I Write For The Party Rockers
I Write For The Loved Ones
I Write For The Artists Surrounding Us
I Write For The Freedom
I Write For The Respect
I Write For The Love
I Write For The Secrecy
I Write For My Family
I Write For My Friends
I Write For Me
I Guess You Can Say My Counselor Was Pretty Shocked About My Answer
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