Perception
I would change your perception,
My perception,
I would change the perception of the world,
I would throw out all the bad:
The diet pills, the steroids, the magical items that don't work,
I would change my own perception:
I look good, I am beautiful, I don't need to be someone else,
I would throw out People, US and all the media that tells me I'm abnormal,
I would hug my sister, my best friend, my uncle, and tell them, "you are perfect,"
I would look at myself in the mirror, I would tell myself, "don't change,"
Screaming to the world I would tell it, "don't change us, we are perfectly imperfect,"
I would change our perception,
tell the voices that whisper in our heads, "shut up, don't tell me to be something I'm not,"
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