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A voice


A voice so quiet, so faint, so small

Not even a fly could here it at all. 

A voice unrecognized until the years grew on 

A voice unlike no other, so powerful, so strong 

Not even a hoard elephants could quiet

A voice of a million and growing strong 

 A voice that started so small and so weak 

A voice that now stands tall and prideful 

For who he is, he can now say it with peace 

A kid no more, must enter the world and see

A voice like his no one can beat. 

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