I am not you

I am not you

You are not me

I am not a part of “we”

I am one: unique and beautiful.

 

Oh, I have my flaws

I am sure that you do to

I do not fit into a mold

For I am one: unique and smart

 

Daily affirmation seems weird

We are not to think pridefully

I am not a fan of conceit

Yet I am one: unique and proud

 

I am aware of who I am

The good and the bad

I hurt at times

Nonetheless I am one: unique and special

 

I am not you

You are not me

And that is fine

For all is good.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contradiction

There are times when I want to go out and be social

Yet, I do not want to have my space invaded

I want to be free

But bound to my home

I want to laugh

Though inside I want to cry

 

Where is the way to go?

What is the thing I must do?

 

Tell Me!

For I want to be told

It is easier if I just follow along

 

Don’t Tell Me

Let me figure out.

I do not want to be led astray

 

I am confused

I am both sure and unsure

At peace and at war

With myself and with my world

It is all familiar, Yet strange

Anxiously my heart beats

I wish I was brave

To “come what may”

And follow the wind

But. . . .

There is a part of me

That wants to remain

In the back,

Out of the way

Alone but free

 

For, I want to be told

Yet I want also to tell

I want to lead as well as be led

I need to be heard

Yet do not want to speak

 

I live in two worlds at the same time

The one that is,

And the one that is not

The former is the present; it is reality

The later is the presumed; it is imagined

In one I am a humble servant

In the other, a grandiloquent star