A Porcelain Heart

A Porcelain Heart

As graceful as a swan,

Gliding on a lake,

Yet my legs are kicking under,

A silhouette of fake

You may judge me by the way I look,

Or how I speak and think,

But do you look down at me

And tell me I should sink

Walk past me laughing,

Don’t care if I am dead,

The thoughts that rebound

Inside my aching head.

Words cut like a knife to me,

So think before you speak,

For you don’t know my history,

Or just how I am weak.

I’m as fragile as a statue,

Just a piece of porcelain,

Don’t glue me back together,

That would be a sin.

Just please be kind and gentle,

For every word we say

Can cut someone into pieces,

Each and every day.

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