Not all Heros wear capes
I may not be considered a super hero compared to superman or Spiderman
I am not praised in the streets by hundreds who appreciate my good deeds like Thor
It does does not matter to me because I do not it for the praises but for the needs of those who matter to me, the children.
The innocent beings who suffer under the presure of the world.
So young and still so much to learn not knowing what they have to endure.
They yearn for help, for someone to answer they plea.
And that's where I come in whenever in need, no matter what destination, i'll fly to freezing arctic or sail over the sea.
I may not have the power to fly or shoot lazers out of my eyes.
I am no thunder god who lives among the skies.
I don't wear a cape but then again not all heros do
I am a Social worker with the power to protect the oppressed and help them find happiness in this world full of sorrow.
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