"You've Changed."
I swear if someone tells me one more time,
"You've changed," I'm going to scream.
What are you trying to tell me,
that I shouldn't have. No.
Last time I checked growing was essential.
If a baby doesn't crawl, they call it "failure to thrive",
If I don't change, is it failure to grow?
Why is it that you will accept change as a fact of life,
But it doesn't apply to me?
Stop!
I'm going to change. Physically, mentally, and emotinally.
It isn't about you. It's my choice.
I refuse to be stagnant.
So next time you judge the way I've grown,
I'll greatlfully accept it as proof I needed to.
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