When we met There were no clues as to who you were My judgement was blank For there was nothing to judge There were no signs No questions As to who you preferred Guys or girls What did it matter anyway? When we got to know eachother You were introduced to the real me Or atleast a part You got used to me being such a tease Taking any dare that was passed through my ears Making every foul joke and comment I could have said Even if it was considered sexist, racist, or even homophobic I said them and nothing held me back from saying them After a while, I thought you could tell that I was only joking None of what I had said actually described how I felt But you took it to heart Thinking that I'd love you less For your door swinging opposite of mine For not being just like me For liking girls, instead of guys Like normal girls are "supposed" to You told others that you were scared to tell me Thinking I'd cast you out Thinking I'd turn my back But what you didn't know Was that I already knew Knew all along Due to someone coming to me on the first day And explaining I walked up to you when I found out how you felt Sat you down and said that no matter what I was here, always will be And that you've got a friend in me Now after all thats happened You're the one standing right along with me Joking those foul jokes Making fun of eachother like we were sisters And sharing our secrets and EVERYthing else As if we've known eachother our whole lives Accepting eachother for who we really are.
Reason for writing:
True story
Birth sign: Scorpio
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