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The World Through Her Eyes


“If the world was my classroom, what would I teach a girl?” I would teach her to always be herself, No matter what the world says, “If the world was my classroom, what would I teach a girl?” I would listen to her cries for help, When she feels she can’t do it alone in this world, “If the world was my classroom, what would I teach a girl?” I would show her how important she is to me and the world, Let her know she’s here for a reason, “If the world was my classroom, what would I teach a girl?” I would inform her of her beauty inside and out, No matter what the world says, “If the world was my classroom, what would I teach a girl?” She would teach me there’s still hope, to keep trying, And to never give up on her, the classroom, my world.
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