I Am A Monument
You tell me
You have traveled the world,
Fell in love in Paris,
And walked the Great Wall.
But I am those monuments,
The sea you sailed over,
The cement of their stone walls.
I have touched
The lives that have come before me.
Felt their pain and suffering
And hope.
I have felt
The depth of our humanity,
Listened to the earth's whispers.
And
I
Know.
You stare
At me and wonder
How it is I see all things
Yet be so small.
I reply
I'm vehement and violent
And blessed
Because I was born
With words
Inside
My
Soul.
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