I'd like to think myself as normal,
Just an ordinary girl.
But I'm not into butterflies,
I don't do ballet twirls.
I hate wearing make-up,
No eye shadow or blush.
I don't have time in a morning,
As I'm always in a rush.
I don't wear fancy underwear,
Especially not a thong.
For all the girls who do out there,
I think it's kind of wrong.
I don't spend hours on the phone,
Just simply chatting away.
I only need to take five minutes
On my hair every day.
My room is not spotless,
My room is not a tip.
I don't put powder on my nose,
I don't give teachers lip.
I don't go after every boy,
That I come across.
I don't think I'm better than everyone,
Don't think that I'm the boss.
I don't walk with my breasts,
Held high up in the air.
I don't try to shake my bottom,
Or twirl and flick my hair.
I just want to get through,
These taunting years of school.
I don't care what you think of me,
I don't care if I'm not 'cool.'
And I do have a good time,
A laugh with all my friends.
I balance it with learning.
This is my beginning, not my end.
It was an entirely new experience reading your poem, and my suggestion is to be yourself because the best of you is yourself, and 10 years from now you don't want to know how you ruined your...
Just A Normal Girl
Published by Family Friend Poems March 2011 with permission of the Author.
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