You
You’re too big
You’re too small
You’re too short
You’re too tall
Constant back and forth
How you look determines your worth
But it shouldn’t
They can’t dislike you
Because you couldn’t
Be who they wanted you to
You need to accept that you won’t be
That stick figure model from the magazine
The one you worship behind closed doors
Who never has dirt in her miniscule pores
You will never be her
So just be you
Only you know your worth
To yourself you must be true
You are not me
And I am not you
So carry on being
Your own beautiful you
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