When They Look At Me
When they look at me, they see what only eyes can see
A pretty face filled with melancholy grace
And a girl marked by disgrace;
But when I see myself from the inside out
I see strength and beauty overpowering doubt.
I have claimed my place
And took on my own pace
The twisted knife of life no longer punctures my faith.
I have power from above
And a world full of people to love;
I will not be defined by past mistakes,
But by the steps, moving forward, I will take.
Let the angels be my witness and God be my judge;
I am his creation.
I've been set free by the blood.
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