Like A Girl

Ladywithaquill

I eat like a girl,

I eat more than my brother does.

I talk like a girl,

I talk about dresses and make a fuss.

 

I think like a girl,

I think about everyone but myself.

I read like a girl,

A hundred unread books on my shelf.

 

I’m just a dumb girl,

Who likes chess and physics and math,

I’m just a chill girl,

Who would really like a bubble bath.

 

I’m the pick-me girl,

Because most of my friends are guys.

I’m the girl’s girl,

The makeup’s smudged around your eyes.

 

I watch sports like a girl,

Those FIFA world cup football matches,

I go crazy like a girl,

Watching cricket players dropping catches.

 

I dance like a girl,

People think I have two left legs,

I cook like a girl,

I will burn a dish with just eggs.

 

But I hurt like a girl,

I cry myself to sleep at night.

And I love like a girl,

I love with all my strength and might.

  • Author: Ladywithaquill (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 8th, 2024 15:33
  • Comment from author about the poem: For all my girls out there, there is no perfect definition or handbook of being a girl.
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 10
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  • TobaniNataiella

    I like the sentiment and message written is this poem, to much pressure put on people these days to conform to other peoples views, i say just be yourself, male or Female, enjoyed the read

  • NinjaGirl

    They all wish they could do it like a girl!



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