Candy Reader Poetry: We're Just Different But We're Not Enemies
We're just different, not enemies.
I love wedges, you love rubber shoes.
I don't wear stilettos, you do
And others do, too.
We're just different, not enemies
I love skirts, you love pants.
We both wear shorts at home
But some wear when they're going to the mall.
Pants and skirts,
They must be nice to try at home.
Fashion is comfort,
And style is where confidence is.
We're just different, not enemies.
Dresses are occasional
And parties, too!
I don't drink, but you do.
You have nice clothes, by the way.
We're just different, not enemies.
Your friends are mostly guys,
and you play basketball.
I don't, I also don't watch a game.
I love dancing, and
The only thing I can do is to cheer for you.
We're just different, not enemies.
You don't wear makeup,
And I think I'm fine wearing it.
We love our bare faces
but I think that art form is lovable, too.
We're just different, not enemies.
We're girls who have different personalities
You can't be me, I can't be you
And we can't be them.
We're all different but we're friends.
