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I'm Not A Pessimist
I feel like everybody already is
Who they are supposed to be.
Even though I know this is not true.
I know everyone battles
Their own insecurities.
So why can't I convine myself,
That I am not alone?
Why do I isolate myself?
And tell myself that no matter what I do,
It will never be enough?
The only thing I convince myself of
Is how much everybody hates me,
Of how I must wear my mistakes like a mask,
To let people know the truth.
I convince myself
That I am a sterotype;
A "sad teen with a happy face".
I know I'm more than that,
So why can't I convince myself
That that is enough?
Why do I sit here and write this cliche poetry?
If you can call it that.
I'm not a pessimist.
I'm just scared.
And I am so tired of feeling this way.
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