Unfair
(idk why but my brain is just in rhyme mode
but for this one i don’t want it to be
and it’s even trying to it for this
so i guess we’ll see)
(ps i just rhymed ugh)
I look around at all these kids
Baking cookies with their moms
Playing catch with their dads
While that’s something
I never had
So yeah, I guess it isn’t fair
That you aren’t allowed
To cut your hair
Just a few inches,
It gets in the way
But at least you have people
With which you can play
Cause I’m not allowed
To cut my hair
I want it short
Don’t want it there
But they say no
So I guess it’s not fair
I heard you talking to your friends
I hear my name, knowing how it ends
Did you see that girl?
She has no parents
I wonder who
Is running errands
But it’s just me,
At the little red house
No one to dress
In your ugly blouse
Teacher says
I have to be nice
But why should I?
When you started it
Talking about my invisible parents
Invisible cause
One day they fell
In a raging fire
That burned like hell
And let me tell you
How it is
Is it unfair
If I do this?
Now they’re telling me
That was wrong
I don’t care
Cause you were mean
I just want
To be seen
Cause no one has my matching eyes
No one to comfort me
About my thighs
So here I sit
On this bench
“Call my parent”
And then they frown
Asking if I need a counselor
And rolling my eyes
Cause this whole thing
Is no surprise
I know they’ll look at me with pity
But it won’t bring them back
So I don’t care
You can be sorry for me
All you want
But I can’t ever get
The things I want
The other kids
They want braids in their hair
They want new toys,
Their bedroom isn’t bare
But what I want
Is just a person
Someone who I can see
In the middle night
Waking up,
Saying “it’ll be alright”
But I don’t
So let me say
It a second time
For you today
No it’s not fair
You don’t want to wear
Those silly pigtails in your hair
But what I wouldn’t give
To have a mother
Who thinks of me
Who says
“Come here,
I’ll do your hair pretty”
But the school just wants
For me to pretend
I have to act
Like it’s not my end
Like I have something
I go home to later
They just see me
As a big old hater
But I’ll put on a smile
And I’ll pretend
That the second grade
Isn’t my end
But if you don’t
See me next year
I hope you’ll think
To shed a tear