Melancholy

Melancholy

-Jesuena Jae E. Reimer- 

Water falls; water drips

from the eyes of a soul unfilled with light

She wears jeans full of rips

And possesses sorrow that is hard to fight

She lives in a milieu of prejudice

Which hinders what she wants to be

Happiness is not abundant - just a bliss

She wishes; she hopes; she just wants to be free

What she is inside is beautiful but she does not want 

to share

She's terrified; she hides; she thinks it's never fair

Society expects that everyone accept the trend

But she believes in something more and wants this

belittlement to end

So she stands up, wipes her tears and then she starts

to speak

She proliferates bravery, it became harder to keep

And when the words come out of her lonely soul

She sees herself finally living a life not even the 

society can control