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Small


Don't be fooled by my appearance

I am anything but small

 

With a will as strong as steel and diamonds

Nothing can break me

I hold my head up and do as I want

Morals are my foundation in this world

 

With a voice as loud as queens of old

I am never left unheard

My opinions form the essence of who I am

they are not to go unheard

 

With actions as big as the world itself

I show my position on life

No act of kindness is too sweet, no heart too big

I show the world how I feel

 

On the outside I am small, delicate and soft

But earthquakes and storms lie within

 

Don't be fooled by my appearance

I am anything but small 

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