The Future Does Not Scare Me
VOX ATL
June 29, 2015
The pain does.
The pain of accepting change
The pain of being unknown
The pain of no longer being my one and
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The pain does.
The pain of accepting change
The pain of being unknown
The pain of no longer being my one and
For I am ugly and only the pretty deserve compliments
I feel like I can’t eat in public because someone is watching
And
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