Do You Know?
Who are you?
And what can you do?
And who am I?
Is your opinion of me high?
Am I destined for great success?
Or am I a mess.
Maybe I am smart, but maybe I am dumb.
And is it bad that I used to suck my thumb?
Did you know I cheated on a kindergarten spelling test?
But now, in school, I am one of the best.
Does it matter that I try to do what I can
While at the same time I can be as mean as a crotchety old man?
How is it that I’m loud and proud and love to speak,
But other times, I am insecure, unsure, and meek?
Why is it that I love to joke,
But sometimes I regret that I even spoke?
For all my schooling I may never know:
Who I am or where I’ll go.
I don’t know you.
And you don’t know you, too.
But aren’t the skies open and the oceans wide?
Maybe our life travel will tell us who we are on the inside.
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