Hiding behind the bathroom stall
I can’t believe that’s what they’re saying
about me.
Biting my fingers, scratching the walls
-I can’t believe my ears.
Busting open the door and crashing my head into a mirror
I try to see the disease they see.
But they don’t know me
so I should learn to care
like they care.
About me.
They saw my face in the mud
and thought that they liked me that way
knowing they could push me that far
they’d do anything they could to keep me down.
But I continued to rise and fall
with every passing day.
But they don’t know me
So I should learn to care.
Like they care.
About me.
Walking into the classroom
I get used to what they’re saying
about me.
Holding their breath and averting their eyes
while I walk to my seat causing a fright.
As soon as I turn my back I hear
the whispers about what I did last night.
But they don’t know me.
So I should learn to care.
Like they care.
About me.