Who am I?
I am
Who am I?
Am I my adress or my neighborhood?
Am I my clothes or my shoes?
Am I what the MEDIA says I am?
Who am I?
Who am I?
Am I the pieces of trash I find on the street?
Or the people I see on TV every week?
Am I the sun or the moon?
Am I the woman who makes the men swoon?
I am not what I think I am
I am not what you think I am
But according to our philosophy I am what you think I think I am.
Well let me explain who I think I am
I am the sun, the moon and the stars all wrapped up in a chocolate coat
I am my feet, which may be a size 12, but are beatiful anyway.
I am the children that will soon fill my womb and will be blessed to take care of
I am my the gravity that forces me against the ground with each step
I am--
the
not this
but I am who I am
And in that, is infinite beauty
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