My body is my home
My home moved often, a trailer one day, the next a house and the last a home
But I lived in my body
A home that I hated and a home that I couldn't escape
My ribs; a locked cage to prison a soul
And as I looked around I wondered if others were happy in their homes
Or if they hated their bodies as much as I abhorred my own
If this body weren't mine would I still hate it
If I named all the things I love how long would it take for me to say my name
- Bailee Taylor
This poem is about:
Me