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I was told I had my father's eyes

That had once made me so very happy

To know that I looked just like him

With the same green hues and lips

Brown hair that waved down our skulls and curled at the end

 

I was told I act like him

And that had once made me so joyous

But nowadays I've began to hate it

For while I love my father

I want to be nothing like him

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