Oak Tree
I stand tall like an oak tree, strudy and strong.
Or so it seems-- to everyone but me.
What everyone sees is oh, so very wrong;
I am not strong and tall like the oak Tree.
I really stand hurt and weak like a sapling,
Tired of the fight.
Weak from the pain, and hurt from life.
One day, someone may see
That I am not the stong Oak tree...
And maybe they will help me.
Until then, right here I will be--
The small sapling,
Pretending to be the tall, strong oak tree.
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