What Society Thinks
poem by:
Charde' Ridgeway
Written
on May 02, 2016
You know what society thinks It thinks that you have to be a particular size, and height to be accepted Society judges you for flaws that make you But do you know that society didn't make you God do Your flaws are what make you unique in every way How you wear your hair on a sunny day Or how you dress in the purest confidence Clothed in no fear of what lays near Not afraid to show the truth to the world unknown Knocking at faiths door alone If only you knew what society thinks Its all about the highest ranks But not about the realest side At the end of the day ill be just fine
Tags: rhyme, inspirational, hope,
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Christopher Russon commented:
Lovely poem.
Charde' Ridgeway
commented:
Thanks so much
Mac Daddy
commented:
It doesn't all rhyme but you obviously know that: most of it does and then you say whatever you want.
It's got confidence.
It's got a lyric!
I think some might say it's got a broken rhythm... Yeh, it's good!
Charde' Ridgeway
commented:
I know it doesn't have rhythm all the way and my writing is a broken rhythm because i like it that way. I write my poems based off what i have experienced or have seen happen before in my life. But thanks anyway for your feedback , i appreciate it.
Shanta
commented:
Yes, we're pure energy - consciousness - not a beautifully dressed broomstick!
Charde' Ridgeway
commented:
Excuse Me!!! and your point is???
Lakiesha Cole
commented:
Nice, I can relate to this poem. God created us in all different shapes and sizes. We are fearfully and wonderful made!
