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To Become A God


I still belive that I can fly.

Secretly I have wings,

that strech aross the sky.

Sometimes I pay too much attention to these things.

 

I still think that to be "flawless."

Is to see three magic lines on my stomach and pointy bones,

that say I have control.

Sometimes I can't pump my wings.

 

I still think that to be "divine."

Is to be accepted,

by both genders for my genetics.

Somtimes I am not in control of these things.

 

I still want to be the emblem of perfection.

But that is to be seen as a god,

and while I know I can be special...

Most times I still struggle.

 

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