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You Would Never Know


You wouldn’t notice her first in a crowd

but once she's laughing she’s pleasantly loud

her family and friends is what she keeps so close

and of happiness is something she loves to boast

 

You wouldn’t know her only by her looks

because it’s her personality that will get you hooked

she loves to sing though she doesn’t know the lyrics

and she dances as if she knew quantum physics

 

You wouldn’t dare to fear her because she is so nice

but beware of betraying her, she can be as cold as ice

she’s a good person all the way through to her soul

and becoming a pediatrician is her goal

 

You wouldn’t believe the way she laughs as she cries

it’s as if she is a master of disguise

you may be sitting here wondering why

and that’s funny because you would never know until you try

 
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