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If I could change one thing


I would not change my bue eyes, or freckled cheeks

I would not change my broad shoulders or big white teeth

I would not change my wheight

I love me, I am great.

 

I would not change the past

Nor would I put myself last

I have but one desire

To fuel this world fire

 

I want each man to love themselves more

Each woman to be filled with confidence galore

Each child to only know glee

Everyone to act more kindly

 

Out of and for love. 

 

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