Face Façade
You query why I wear this mask
It magnifies my virtues
That would be hidden otherwise
Frozen in a single countenance
The unseen features concealed
Cloaked within a truthful disguise
Expected to sit in silence
Emotions inhibited
Puissance gazing from my eyes
Sanctuary for the tearful
The loneliness amplified
I feel the self-awareness rise
All over the alertness climbs
Sounds and senses in the dark
Answering to the distant cries
Would you feel the same about me?
If you just knew who I was?
Or would you only see the lies?
This is my only face façade
The façade on my visage
The flaws and perfections it ties
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