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Flawless


I gaze into a tiny mirror, and of what now do I see?

A smile full of happiness, as happiness is key,

To a perfect life I'm told, and now I do believe,

That every day is like a growing plant,

But myself, am just a seed.

With more to learn from the wisest of men

Aging with the trees

With wisdom and knowledge just as vast

As the flowing seas.

They say to live your life, Enjoy!

Be as happy as you can be

To love amoungst your friends and foes

But most your family.

But above all else, to love yourself

And maybe just one day

That I can turn around and look

And confidently say

Of what I see in the mirror, Flawless!

He stands so perfectly.

The one that's standing in the Mirror,

That one i see is me.

 

 

 

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