The Real Me
How can you find,
Who you are,
When you're constructed of lies?
Everyone thinks they know me,
Thinks they know how I feel,
How I think,
What makes me sing,
Makes me breathe,
Makes me live.
But they don't know me.
They don't see the secrets I keep,
The insecurities,
Hopes,
Fears,
And dreams,
That I bury beneath the jokes,
The apathy.
They don't know the me,
I don't let anyone see.
Everyone thinks they know,
But they only have a piece.
What am I left with?
Where does all the pretending leave me?
Do I even know me?
What do I see when I look in the mirror?
Look within?
Who would be left,
If they saw the real me?
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