Cherished Ethics
Cherished Ethics
I call myself small,
People call me big.
I call myself poor,
People call me rich.
I call myself a follower,
People call me a leader.
I call myself lazy,
People call me strong.
I call myself dull,
People call me sharp.
I call myself sick,
People call me healthy
I call myself dirty,
People call me neat.
I call myself a fool,
People call me a wit.
I call myself bad,
People call me good.
I call myself illiterate,
People call me literate.
I call myself unable,
People call me able.
I call myself timid,
People call me brave.
I call myself light,
People call me heavy.
I call myself unfit,
People call me fit.
I call myself barren,
People call me fertile.
I call myself hard,
People call me soft.
I call myself cruel,
People call me kind.
I call myself the branch,
People call me the root.
I call myself bitter,
People call me sweet.
I call myself a layman,
People call me an expert.
Thanks.
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