Define Me
Define Me?
I could look from viewpoints three:
First the one you offer to me,
It’s the view you need to see.
Everyone’s eyes are colored differently
Each remembering me in a tainted way.
The tainted one, who can say?
Am I defined on your display?
No, I look blurry.
Second is one of my opinion,
Based on things in my dominion.
Like the many dreams that become pinioned;
Or the love that slips into hate.
Is my road headed straight?
Or am I lost within fate?
I only feel over exposed.
A third view is offered,
But it sounds quite absurd;
At first I no doubt claim it’s erred.
This view is an image photoshopped
With imperfections freely swapped
And beauty I can choose to adopt.
Daily to be sharpened.
I’ll define Me
From the view one, two, or three…
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