I Don'T Belong Here
I was born and raised here,
In the hellhole,
Called Monroe.
I don’t belong here.
That is horribly why,
I have to go.
I was warped here,
In the Hadean eon.
For what I could reckon,
No apparent reason.
I feel like I’m going,
In circles steadily,
Traveling alone.
I hate this town.
It did nothing ,
For me,
But had me believe,
For a very long time,
That I was in a place,
Where you must be
A certain way to be
Somebody.
That I was a nobody,
Going nowhere,
Getting nothing,
With nothing to share.
I don’t belong here.
I’m so disgusted,
With this place.
I feel like an animal,
Not from the human race.
I am caged, locked up,
They won’t let me out,
Like I’m some type,
Of wild beast,
With dark fur,
And eyes,
Gazing in doubt.
I really,
Really
Don’t belong here.
It’s so sad to say.
I feel like I’m,
In the prehistoric days
I don’t belong,
In this place.
I don’t belong,
In this place.
I don’t belong,
In the place,
Where I was born,
And raised.
Wrote in August 2004, God brought it back to my mind, as I kept pondering today 7-31-09
on how bad I want to return to end the madness that is going on in BR, God is calling me to
be a witness to people in BR, but I feel that the people who can really feel me the most are
the children who are trapped in back wood Monroe.
Copyright © Nicole Sharon Brown | Year Posted 2009
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