A poem about a girl who is jealous of a pretty girl.
I want to be her
Tall, sexy, beautiful… popular
I want to be looked at and seen
I want to be noticed and envied
I want to be…
not me
I’m as short as a tree stub
My face is round and unattractive
My body is fat and straight
My hair is crazy, an ugly brown
My eyes are beautiful
Big and brown
But my monstrous glasses hide them
And then I look at her
Thin and curvy
With her blonde long hair in perfect perfection
Her voice rings like chimes in the wind
Her eyes hold an unnatural blue color
I’m jealous
I’m enviest
I hate her
She doesn’t even know me
Yet she makes me angry
Yet I want her to die
I want her beauty to burn and shatter
I am not popular
I am not pretty
I am not sane
And I am not her.
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