
| Happily Ever Outcast
Author: Juniper Night1 I was a silly middle school girl, always reading, never once taking the time to straighten my hair or awkwardly hug people in the middle of the hallway...
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry/Humor - Words: 261 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 1 - Published: 01-02-13 - id: 3088589
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I was a silly middle school girl.
I wondered at my peer's ability to swear (but didn't join them)
I heard the other girls lament the pains of straightened hair (and didn't want to)
I saw the awkward hugs they gave out in the hallways (PDA! PDA!)
I wanted so very much to get straight 'A's (You'd kill for my grades – but would you give up your social life?)
I was a silly middle school girl.
I pretended to ignore the real world while I read (until I forgot it existed)
I felt damp pages on my head (I ought to not read so late…)
I touched the tie of my organization's uniform – snappy! (Official attire)
I worried, when people thought me sad when I was happy (am I that bad at communication?)
I cried, whenever my ideas were denied (too complicated)
I was a silly middle school girl
I understood math more than my peers, as a nerd. (… You're telling me that 4 boyfriends a week is the mode*?)
I said quite a lot in those years, but much went unheard. ("Can you hear me?")
I dreamt of writing novels, with nymphs in every creek bed (You know – nymphs? Greek Mythology? The Fae?)
I tried to kind-of, sort-of raise my head… (…and failed. Epically.)
I was a silly middle school girl. But now I'm not.
'Cuz I'm a silly high school girl. (Nifty)
*Mode; the number which appears most frequently in a given data set.
A/N: Basically looking to improve my poetry, feedback is VERY appreciated...
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