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Don't You See?


A picture says a thousand words

an image says it all.

And I may be somewhat flawed

But won't you cherish them all.

One of a kind, truly unique

filled with light and a spark

Oh, so bright.

The things I want you all to see

The way I truly am.

Filled with life and joyfulness

And although unfortunate in size

you all see the armor

invisible to sight.

You think I am fragile and weak

Don't you see?

I'm drowned in strength

I have been all along.

My appearance may not be much

But I want you to see my eyes.

For they say all that I am

and will soon be.

Don't you see?

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