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Judgement Day
I am my own person
 I am sarcastic and mean
 I don’t like talking to people
 I love the color black
 I never wear shorts
 I have a belly
 I am my own person
 
 
 You walk down the hallway
 Thinking you are your own person
 All pinks and whites
 All smiles 
 Showing off your expensive white teeth
 Hugs showing pushy affection
 Short dresses show off your legs
 All lace and belts
 Absorbed in false modesty for idolatry
 Coats of makeup plaster your face
 Nearly invisible to boys
 A beautiful masterpiece to girls
 A distasteful mask to me
 Cleavage hinted above v- necks
 Stretched to their limit across your chest
 Feet forced into too tall heels
 Delicate folds of skin pudge out from the top
 Legs wobbling and crippling as you walk
 Thinking that you’re beautiful
 Erotic aphrodisia in every way
  Doing everything to keep glances on you
 Flipping your perfectly hair sprayed curls
 Fluttering your coated eyelashes
 Thriving on the hungry stares that follow you
 A smug, seductive smile cemented on your face
 
 You see Me
 I see You
 We are walking towards each other
 You decide to grace me with the faintest glance from you
 We lock eyes
 Judgment Begins
 
 You see a freak
 Undesirable in every way
 Clothes clinging in all the wrong places
 Barely a hint of makeup
 Flat, grungy converse
 A disgusting, cold-hearted b****
 
 I see a wannabe
 All gaudy and flashy
 Acting older than you are
 Presenting your immaturity
 A preppy, stuck up floozy
 
 Our eyes have only been connected for a few seconds
 But in those seconds
 World War X passed, a silent cacophony
 We continue walking past one another
 Simultaneously breaking eye contact
 Both of us leaving with very opinionated thoughts
 Never having said one word to each other.
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