I look in the mirror,
and I see an unfinished project.
A half smiling girl,
with marks all over her body indicating what needs to be fixed.
With you not here,
I find myself poking and prodding once again.
Finding each flaw,
and mending them before you can see.
This is not who I want to be.
I want to be grateful for what I have been given,
but I find myself wanting to change it all.
Twenty years have come and gone,
and I feel myself no different than the girl I was five years before.
I am not living my own life,
and instead I am playing the part in the one that you have illustrated.
Is this normal?
To feel so lost, I don't even know who I am?
I never had a chance to discover what I wanted.
So here's an open letter to you.
One day,
I will reverse the damage that you have done.
YOU ARE READING
META
PoetryWhen the metamorphosis came, I was not ready. Change is not easy, when you're too young. My brand new wings sprouted from behind me, it burned like hell, but I stayed strong. There was people that needed me, dreams that I needed to complete. I could...