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Be You


Not all roses are red,

But most violets are blue,

We often get mislead,

By magazines and society rules,

Like how much make-up makes you beautiful,

Or how much you weigh makes you suitable,

Most of these things are inexcusable,

The confidence in being you is indisputable,

Cause only YOU can make YOU happy,

And have faith in God for some help,

You can't please everyone, gladly,

So, be true to yourself.

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