The Star, The Tiger, The Quiet Storm
"I think I'll call you star" he said
My star earrings jingled
As a slight smile appears at the thought of being a star
A fiery balll of light
Shining bright
Watching over everyones dreams
Of course a stranger would call me a star
I do not shine in the night or the day
Often times blowing my nose
With my little girl cornrows
Blending into backgrounds
"What are you a tiger" he said
Looking at my strech marks on my knees
Again a smile appeared as I imagined being a tiger
Roaring loud
Standing brave and proud
Clawing through the jungle
How could the introverted nerd girl be either of theses things?
Yet how could two strangers spark such a confidence inside of me?
Although back then I could not see it
These two words represented me every single bit
I soon realized that I am a silent storm
Deep inside is a powerful fire
Yes I am a walking spark
Who possesses the fierceness of the tiger
Slowly getting brighter
Who strolls throught the halls with ot notice
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