You Judged Me And I...
You judged me
Not by my mind
And my intelligence
But by my body
And my looks
I couldn't think of
A more ridiculous thing
To judge by what you see
Or what you thought of me
Not by my kindness
Which always looked the other way
Or by my personality
Which always forgave you
I am not chained down
by judgement any longer
Are you?
How pitiful
I wonder how many people
Will judge you
Not by your good looks
Which have aided you for long enough
But on your intelligence and mind
I wish you the best
And hope you see someday
That the mind and personality tells more
Than the body and the looks
And even now
I hope you never know
What it's like to be
On the receiving end
Of judgement.
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