I Don’t Grow
I haven’t grown since I was in sixth grade.
I thought I had,
I wanted to believe that,
But if anything,
I’m worse off,
Or just unchanged.
I forget every now and then,
Because I guess egotistical is my natural state,
But every now and then someone reminds me,
That I’m doing something wrong,
That I haven’t changed.
So I will change.
I will put on a new face just as I have done before,
Because I guess that the cracks have started showing again,
If I’m being awful I guess.
I’ll tiptoe around the things that I say.
That’s one of my favorite ways to play this game.
I’ve just been reminded I guess,
That I can’t get too comfortable,
Can’t let the mask slip,
Because nobody wants what’s on the inside.
Nobody wants the real me.
I’m not sure I even know who that is anymore.