When I Look at You
When I Look at You by Savanna Morgan
When I look at you I see a blind, incoherent fool
Because aren't we all
Do we not build up our own houses, then
due to no foundation we fall.
When you look at me you see
Smiles, happiness, treasures
But take a closer look
and you will see doubt, pride, and foolery
We're holding each other to an untouchable pedestal
Which is radical to the reason why
judgement is practical.
If you can see my sinner's dues,
be aware that I am just like you
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