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Introversion, "she's so shy", Seriously lacking vocal supply What is it that she does for fun? ...Or has she worn a solemn face since her life'd begun? When asked to speak she falters so, Her tone is high but volume low Whispers flush the face bright red What is happening in this girl's head? Humans are nice and their words sometimes swell, But this girl is content inside her shell Characters emerge and conversations take place None of them real, relations at personal pace She has passion that has created another world But what she makes she keeps closely curled So even though on the outside she seems rather quiet Inside her mind there ensues a riot
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