My Naive Mentality
All of us try to find who we really are,
Whether it's in our hearts,
Or in the stars.
I write because I found myself in the pages of spaces and lines,
Even when I was blind,
I could find my way through this time of struggle.
What a relief it was to say I was no longer puzzled.
I write because these words I put to relation,
Were not only my motivation,
But an imagination,
Created to take me away from a world filled with dictation.
Ironic it is, when I create my world,
With this pen and paper,
I become the dictator.
But a dictator I shall become if I want to labor,
To become someone greater.
I write because history is made,
When I put my shame,
And the things I'm afraid to say,
On this blank page.
I write so that one day,
My children can read my mistakes,
And refrain,
From doing the same.
I write because what I dream is only but reality,
If I don't I will lose my God given sanity,
It is what frees my naive mentality,
And flaunts my exquisite individuality.
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