Tomboy Poem by leen Akel MNSR

Tomboy

Rating: 2.8


Jeans and a shirt
I'd never wear a skirt
You call me a boy
Well at least I'm not a barbie toy

I'm willing to walk away
But you just want to slay
A bully that is what you are
You dream to be a star

As famous as Selener
Your intentions have to be cleaner
I'm into sports
Not digging those tiny little shorts

Swimming that what I love
Yet in school hallways you give me a shove
Onto the floor I go
You just want your Make-Up to glow

I'm not changing for you
Nor for your fake crew
Careful not to brake a bone
Enjoy life feeling alone.

Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: girls,sports
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