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Who Am I?


Wanderer of the world,

Yet cautious of Mortals.

A Watcher and Listener,

Rarely giving orals.

 

A trust-worthy Friend

Steady to lean on,

A committed Leader

Ready to lead on

 

The first of concerns:

Taking care of my body.

After my tasks,

I resume my hobbies.

 

A Heart soft as a pillow

That feels others’ pain.

Surrounded by iron:

Securing the Name.

                                                          

My Head, the commander

Of Limbs and Emotions;

A bone trap readied

To catch clever Notions.

 

This is who I am,

It cannot be altered.

God’s hand in my life

With Him, I won’t falter.

 

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