Physicality
He said the face is just a window to the soul inside.
Like my words are a window to my thoughts,
But I can’t quite get either one right.
Sometimes when I close my eyes I forget what I look like.
I feel myself filling the room and I am also the size of a grain of sand.
My eyes become one large eye, my body a tree, a rock.
I wish I didn’t have this body
And these awkward words
Obscuring my soul.
I want to be understood,
but my boundless inner light
must rely on my imperfect physical self
to be seen at all.
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