The Pretty Black Sheep
- Riya Joseph Kaithavanathara
- 10 hours ago
- 1 min read
She is a strange one —
who doesn’t really fit in any group,
who has her own opinions,
who wields a strong tongue,
in love with books, darkness, and thrill.
She likes coffee,
but restrains completely from having it —
because she can barely sleep.
She stands out —
odd, the black sheep,
the pretty black sheep —
whom others find quarrelsome, or adamant, or stubborn.
Often not seen as a team player, or a sport.
But she is much more
than people wish to see.
She simply doesn’t merge in,
because she never could learn
the algorithm of groups.
Yet she is proud —
extremely proud of herself.
She loves her solitude,
and wouldn’t mix, or mingle, or muddle with people--because it leads to more strangeness, and more agony.
She is one of a kind.
She loves to read words,
and perceive them in her own way —
rather than hear them from another’s lips.
Lips deceive.
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