Goth Girl

by Kit   Feb 8, 2005


She wears all black,
No other colors.
Pale skin, dark make-up,
Not like all the others.
They label her a stoner,
A hooker, satanist, a hoar.
They don't even consider
What she may be fighting for.
Most people do no speak to her,
They'll never say a word.
Everything they think of her,
She knows it's all absurd.
They don't understand,
She's comfortable in the dark.
They're scared of the bleeding,
Of her arms, those blood-red marks.
In her red hair,
There are long black streaks.
Her friends are goth too,
And they are the freaks.
No matter what she has to say,
She'll forever take their sh*t.
All this because they won't understand,
Ever, who she is.
Her reputation entitles her
To a life of lonesome pain.
They all already judge,
Call her wicked, evil bane.

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  • 19 years ago

    by ScarredSoul

    i know how you feel well kinda... i never got called names but god i got the stares i was just be tryin to express myself and yet they really dont know why we where black or do the things we do but of course they judge....

  • 19 years ago

    by Tainted Butterfly

    Your poem is so true about the stereotypes surrounding goth people. Great job. I give you a 5.

  • 19 years ago

    by Kit

    Thanx, Whit. I think I will...And if you want to talk outside P&Q, I'm usually on @ kitsunechik.proboards46.com.
    Itz my site!:)

  • 19 years ago

    by Kit

    Iz ok, hun, I knew u wouldn't.