I Have Been Her
Does a young woman ever really stop changing?

I have been her.
I have been the girl,
Creating her own drama.
Fueling herself solely
On envy and nicotine.
I have been the girl
Tangled in sheets,
Watching salty mascara
Stain the linen oceans
And her cheeks
I have been the girl,
So angry and caught up-
That she breaks things--
The more valuable
The better
I have been the girl
Curled over dirty porcelain
Acting like a sea cucumber;
Spilling myself
Everytime I get too stressed
I have been the girl
Who lights up valleys
With her eyes,
And places freshly plucked daisies
In other girls' hair.
I have been the girl
The stars couldn't outshine,
Perhaps on those nights,
It was the moons turn to feel envy.
I have been the girl
I hoped I'd never be.
I have been the girl
Who previously resided
Only in the dreams,
Of a littler me.
I have been the girl
I hear others put down.
I have been the girl,
Who hides her frown
I have been many girls
I will be many more.
I must remind myself
Not to be ashamed
Of all the girls I've been,
But to also not let history
Repeat itself,
Again
And again.
About the Creator
Seda Nyx
Im a 20 year old woman who rhymes when I talk about the trials of life, love, travel, and various other adventures. Not everything rhymes all the time, but all of it is honest.
All pictures and photography on/in my profile are my own.
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