What I Am to Me
When I see myself,
When I hear myself,
When I think to myself,
I know myself.
I am torn in the middle
As I look in the mirror,
Trying to determine what I think of my body,
But the world just sees my false confidence.
I am an emotional mess
Who cares and cries too much.
I battle depression,
But the world just sees my mask.
I am learning to be a math teacher
Who thinks through the equations.
I work through the stress,
But the world just sees my effort.
I am me
Because of all the good and the bad.
I am me
Because there is no one else I would rather be.
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