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Grey (Note To Self)
You stand in front of the mirror and paint yourself grey
You tell yourself you are the same as them
The same as the people that brush you in the hallway
You do not enjoy painting
You do not know how to cross stitch
You do, but that is not them.
You lie about who you are inside
and find an emptiness you never imagined
In the cavities of your body.
Grey is not your color, and you know it
But still you conformand tell yourself
You do not write poetry
You do not like seafood
But then you stand in your room alone
And feel that emptiness
Because you know yuo are not grey, yoiu are a rainbow
You are the ocean in a drop
You are the universe
You enjoy painting
You know how to cross stitch
You write poetry
You collect love seafood
You collect sweatchirts and seashells
You hate big parties
You put glow in the dark stickers on your ceiling
You are not them
Because you are not grey, you are a rainbow, an ocean, and a universe.
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Just a poem about how fitting in is lame.