If I Were A Tree
If I were a tree
I would be happier than I am now
Because trees have freedom of speech
If I were a tree
I'd be beautiful because I wouldn't own a mirror
And I would never have to think of what to wear
Because God gave me one outfit and green leaves for hair
If I were a tree
I would be smart because I never went to school
Where creativity is choked to death by
Expectations and dullness thrives on peoples' need to be exactly like everyone else so that they can
Call themselves unique
If I were a tree I would stare at the clouds
Because there wouldn't be any ceilings in the way
If I were a tree I would be strong
Because I would have roots deep in the grassy earth
and my hair would blow in the Autumn winds
and I'd feel the summer sun on my skin
and bathe in the spring rains
and brave winter storms
If I were a tree I'd be happier than I am now
But I'm glad I'm not
Because if I was I wouldn't be me
And I know who I am
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