18/06/2020 – Iso Well-Being Compilation
I don’t fit in anywhere
And I don’t think I ever will.
I’m not like you in any regard
And I don’t want to be.
I know that people aren’t like me
I know they prefer others company
But I’m happy in my little bubble
Though it’s taken a while to get there.
I don’t fit in at work,
Where I have always felt other.
I don’t like the enforced social gatherings
Or team building exercises.
All I want to do, when walking in the door,
I do my job as best I can
Then leave that world behind me
When my shift comes to a close.
I didn’t fit in at mothers’ group
Where I was much younger that the clique.
They’re Stepford uniformity and in-jokes
Did nothing to put me at ease.
I’ve tried to be engaging,
To be interested in your lives,
But they all seem so the same to me –
All cut from the same mould.
I don’t fit in at hobby groups
Because I’m not the social sort.
I want to be recognised for achievement,
Not win any popularity contest.
I’ve always put my hand up
For the things that others won’t do.
Stepped outside my comfort zone
And been prepared to take that risk.
I didn’t fit in at school
Where I always felt isolated.
I was the one not invited to the parties
Or picked last to partner in class.
As the years went on, I realised
This was not the place for me.
But there was nowhere else I could go
To escape the taunts and ridicule.
I don’t fit in at the local pubs
Where I’m too shy to talk to anyone.
Too many years of rejection
Absolutely takes its toll.
It was much the same story at nightclubs
Where no one wanted to dance with me.
I would get lost in the music, instead,
But you looked at me like I’m a freak.
I didn’t fit in with sports groups
Where I was always the mother hen.
Unable to relate to people my age
Because I was so used to adult company.
I never wanted or expected adulation
For a talent that was mediocre, at best,
But simply recognition for all the effort
That I had put in.
I don’t fit in anywhere
And I’m ok with that.
I’d rather be my own person
Than just like everyone else.
Show me, where’s your uniqueness hidden?
Where’s your passion, your emotional side?
Where’s your sympathy, your empathy
And your human understanding?
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