Flawless to Me

January 9, 2015

Flawless to me

Little child, being brought up in this cruel world

Just know the lessons I bring

The hate, the love, the snide remarks in between

Don’t listen to others

On how you should be.

You may think back,

And see how flawless you were to me.

Life may not be fair,

You’ll soon learn.

People are not all you think they will be.

Just remember to teach what I taught upi

And say to others “you are flawless to me.”

Life gives back,

For what you put in.

Life is funny like this,

Evil may be pretty

But run away from it now,

My hope for you is

Stay true to what you believe

Spread to the world what you think,

It didn’t matter who you were;

The happy, sad,

Rich, or poor,

To the girl who has too much confidence,

To the girl who has none,

they all need to know they're loved by someone

I hope you teach them,

You are important

you are all flawless to me.

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