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You'll Tell Me I'm Crazy
Please,
Tell me I’m crazy again.
Tell me like I don’t already know.
Its midnight again,
I’m angry again.
You’ll tell me I'm crazy.
Some days I’m ok with it.
Some days I want to scream.
Some days
Some
Days
Some
I’ll classify you as a life lesson in hopes to make it easier.
You won’t even classify me.
You can’t label me as anything but
Thighs,
Lips,
A girl who would do anything for you.
So please,
Tell me I’m crazy.
Once upon a time your persuasive smile could deceive my mind.
Your soft brown eyes could twist my words.
Your empty promises could hug me.
When you leave and act like we never happened I won’t miss
The eyes
The words
The Smile
I’ll miss me
The most.
I’ll miss me.
I never asked for this.
You knew that.
You did it anyway out of the kindness of your thick raw teenage boy heart.
I’ll write it off as a life lesson.
You’ll tell me I’m crazy
Again
And again.
But, if I asked
If I begged,
Pleaded.
Please.
Tell me I’m crazy.
You wouldn't.
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I am exploring what it means to be a teenage girl. I am taking each loss, gain, interaction as inspiration. I'm hoping it helps me navigate the confusion.