"You're More Than That"
They look at you and see
trees and flowers
and gravestones.
They don't look at you like
midday sunshine,
They don't see your eyes
as two bowls
of early morning cereal.
They don't look at the tears
in your jeans
as rips in their
ego
and they don't get that
your lips are as
goddamn beautiful
as every hail storm they've
ever witnessed. (rough and loud)
When they look at you
they see peace,
gardens,
sanctuaries,
and daisies.
They see forests.
You are so much more
than surface beauty;
hold on to that mystery.
-men
KF
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