The Girl In Me
The Girl In Me
I'm ecstatic and epigrammatic
I'm unmanageable and unperturbed.
The tomboyish attitude
Within me
Is unconcerned
About the
Curtailments promulgated
By society.
Because my inner-self
Is acquainted
Well-enough
To the limits
Of my ceiling.
People keep remarking
That
"Beautiful" is something
A girl needs to be.
Really?
Erase that.
I admit
I'm skinny, dark-complexioned
With black curly locks.
My skin is dusky, and;
My eyeballs are black;
And a keen lover
Of shoes and sneakers
Rather than sandals.
But who cares?!
I'm beautiful
In my own way!
I'm aggressive, bossy
Annoying, moody
Difficult, 'too-much'
Kind and smart.
I'm straight-forward
And my life
Is an open book
To society.
But guess what?
A part of me inside
Is a witness of
My skirmishes every day
With the pun
Of society.
I had cried alone
At nights;
Pillows were
My
only companions
Which could hold
On my tears.
The following morning,
I rise up
As a
New substituted girl
Who believes that
Tears give
Strength and self-confidence.
I'm a package of
Everything in this universe:
Intelligence, adventure,
Talent, craziness, klutz,
Strength, weakness
And whatnot.
There are
An eternity of
Other things
To be
Other than
An 'ideal' beauty.
What's "beautiful", anyway?
It is just
A set of letters
Arranged together
To form
A word?
I've my
Own depiction of
Stunning!
I see beauty
In my eyes
That sees beauty
In the world.
After all,
Beauty lies
In the
Eyes of
The beholder.
And that's the
Chief pre-occupation
Of my inner-self!
There's a part of me
Which is masculine.
There's a part of me
Which is feminine.
Last but not least,
There's a part of me
Which you're unknown of.