They looked at her,
With disgust.
With hatred.
With judgement.
They gossiped about her,
Her clothes, slutty.
Her voice, shrilled.
Her hair, a mess.
Her face, oh my! Too much makeup.
They didn't know her.
But they made an image of her,
Because her freedom didn't suit them.
Because her good life didn't satisfy their need for drama.
They mocked her,
She's alone, ofcourse.
She wears red lipstick, must be for attention.
She has male friends, must be having sex.
They didn't know her.
They didn't try to know her.
She was alone yes!
She was happy yes!
But was this her story?
Was this all they could find in her?
They looked at her,
Yet didn't see her struggle.
Didn't see her tears.
Didn't see her fights.
They judged and mocked her.
But didn't see her beauty inside out.
Didn't see her kindness and innocence.
Didn't see her forgiveness for them.
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