They Don't Define Me, I Do
Two children were born
Neglected and alone.
Till the age of two
When you took us home.
Battles were fought
And habits were changed.
Through your love and compassion,
I began to rearrange.
I grew up, not knowing their names.
And for a time that was okay.
But after a while swimming in despair,
My crowded mind began to fray.
Why would they leave?
Why didn’t they care?
I asked these questions
Till you sat me in a chair.
I was told the truth
A couple years ago.
Because of you
I could finally let go.
I no longer question who they were,
Nor do I question where they are.
All that matter to this day
Is that your love is never far.
Because of you
I can shine like a star.
With your love throughout the years,
I’ve become the best so far.
Love you forever.
Love you today.
Thank you for being
Here to stay.
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