we are stars

growing up, I lived in a family where every girl was characterized by her looks My sisters were slim and curvey I was as fat as a pig I was around as a teapot My father compared us to stars He said that my sisters were like small stars A small star shone while it ensured that it's fuel would last And so, It lived longer. Unlike massive stars That shone magnificently Then ran out of fuel and died in a short time. that was me My sisters were slim and healthy I was extra fat probably suffering from obesity I sat alone and thought to myself what significance I held to the world I had no answer tears ran down my big round cheeks then I thought of suicide I would die eventually I might as well do it before destiny what was the difference later as I prepared to depart from the earthly sorrows, I had a dream in it I had a voice say dear, why die young leaving those you love to suffer remember, your are a massive star a massive star shines brilliantly with it's all energy lighting every dark Conner and everyone's life that's what makes it A true special star