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Lie To Me
August 5, 2023
Lie to me, about what you think of me
Lie to me, about what you see
Lie to me, and tell me that I’m worth it
‘It’ being your love for me.
Tell me that I’m pretty
Tell me that I’m smart
Tell me what I couldn’t tell myself -
That I’m a work of art.
© Anonymous
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I’m Aditi Surendran, a high school student based in India. This poem focuses on how young people like me always focus on how other perceive us and require validation from an external force.