Poetry in Spoken Word by Tracy Kocsis - HTML preview

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REDEEMING VALUE

 

Still ashamed, I still have the scars.

I’m different from the others

There’s no senseless pretense anymore.

I’m a social construct

I’ve alluded all the norms.

Society has belted out her narrative

She can’t handle my scars.

When was I ever valued?

I wasn’t valued by any means.

They stopped pretending to care

A long time ago, when I was yet unaware.

Gazing, I tried to dream

I tried to vent

My mind cast a dark spell over me

Nobody had my back.