"She's so polite"
"Very studious."
"Doesn't get into trouble."
"Kinda boring."
"She will tell us anything."
"She won't change a thing."
But do they know:
That I laugh so hard that I tumble to the floor?
That I want to play the electric guitar?
That I long to be in love?
That I screamed at my parents, stormed off to my room, and sulked to the sad sounds of Chris Cornell?
That Despicable Me 3 made me cry?
That I thought of what it's like to die?
That I have conversations with characters I don't even know?
That I've worn the same frames since I was 8?
No.
They don't know.
"Very studious."
"Doesn't get into trouble."
"Kinda boring."
"She will tell us anything."
"She won't change a thing."
But do they know:
That I laugh so hard that I tumble to the floor?
That I want to play the electric guitar?
That I long to be in love?
That I screamed at my parents, stormed off to my room, and sulked to the sad sounds of Chris Cornell?
That Despicable Me 3 made me cry?
That I thought of what it's like to die?
That I have conversations with characters I don't even know?
That I've worn the same frames since I was 8?
No.
They don't know.
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NiñaEstrella
Mar 29, 2021
This is so powerful. I love it.
“If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again, there is no use in reading it at all.”
― Oscar Wilde