Poems about Body Dysmorphia
THE DUPLICITY OF BEAUTY
Jagged peaks
Saintly image smiles back to the shadow
Caress
This is beauty
Angelic woman is embodying this shadow
But angelic woman sees no shadow
Reality remains deceptive
It is them that cannot see
BLAME
No, I was not only born out of love
To be thrown into a home of constant suffering
I was born to be blamed for being born
I was made to be ridiculed
I was made to be different
My hair isn't the color of sunbeams
My eyes are not effervescent like the sky
I was birthed from the belly of
A beautiful white woman
And the sperm of angry black guy
I didn't ask to be cut into two
To be punished
To be sectioned off from parts of myself
To be judged like this
This is my skin
It's only skin
It's genetics
It's a mistake
PLAYING DRESS-UP
Sometimes
I feel like a boy
An awkward boy in a dress
I'm kind of pretty
On the inside
And you look at me
Judging me
Based on my curves
And sex-appeal
And it drives me crazy
I hate wearing heels
Feeling like I'm going to break my own neck
What do women do this for?
For a few seconds of false bravado?
The coined phrase
"You look so beautiful"?
It's absurd how much I desire to be
Accepted
And how much I long to be ignored
It's overall very confusing
I got hips to bear children
But ovaries that are knocking on death's door
I'm a living contradiction
I spread my legs
But nothing's there
I played on both teams in the schoolyard
But you don't understand
You could never understand
And who really cares?
My chest is heavy
I'm more than frilly bras and panties
Yet, I feel like a boy
I am standing in the closet thinking
It's just a game of dress-up to you
Do you think I'm pretty now?
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