This Is Mine: Written Instead Of Screamed

See No Bullshit

You look in my face like there’s nothing inside,

Like quiet means vacant, like soft means slow.

But I clock every flinch that your ego can’t hide,

I just don’t need to tell you I know.

You act like I’m dumb ‘cause I don’t play the game,

‘Cause I’m not out here barking to prove I’m aware.

But I see every smirk when you’re throwing my name,

And I store every c***k with a blank little stare.

You speak like the truth needs to shout to exist,

Like silence is weakness, like stillness is shame.

But I built an empire in moments you missed—

Every quiet was power you thought was a flame.

You measure your worth by the noise you create,

While I learn the room by the weight of the air.

You speak just to speak, you take and you take.

But I aim when I move, and I never play fair.

I’m not some poor girl who don’t get the play,

I learned from the silence they used like a noose.

Split from the room but never the truth—

I see what they hide when they think I'm away.

I don’t need a stage, don’t need to perform,

I study in shadows where power is pure.

They think I’m beneath them—I’m just the storm

That waits for the moment their mask feels secure.