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Why I'm Flawless (***FLAWLESS)


I am not what you would call perfect,

I am not that very wise,

And I am not very handsome.

Yet despite my lack of intellect,

And my qualities I despise,

I have a quality more precious than platinum.

Those around me are subject to hate,

Seeing them suffer is what I cannot stand

I am always there to give them my love.

Their suffering I can always relate,

I am always willing to lend them my hand,

I consider it a gift from above.

I am always willing to display my kindness,

That is why I am undoubtedly flawless.

 
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