The Pretty People
Satis facies ne semper veritatem
They dance and laugh and yell
They mock us other girls who sit at home and write in our notebooks
They want us all to be happy
When they laugh just as loud behind our backs
They sway their hips to psychedelic music
Dance with the boys
The parties too loud
The pretty people too pretentious
The sounds of their laughter isn’t much
But it’s already lit the room
Our insides twirl
Embarrassment laces me
I look at the handsome face until my eyes screw up and my stomach hurts
I can’t feel a thing
I’m looking in the mirror now hoping my eyes can show me the way
The face burnt into my mind so I can never un-see it
Pretty privilege
Models move
Fat grows
Envy sneaks in
Parties too loud
Privilege too proud
My mind like a crowd
I can’t cope with the pretty people
I hope and hope they’ll go away
They yell and laugh and dance
I watch from my phone
While I sit here and write
In the notebook