A Small Pocket
Judge me not by my appearance
Or what I choose to wear
There is more to me than jewelery
And how I do my hair
You know me not by where I'm working
Or by what I'm considered as at my job
It tells you nothing about my feelings
Or if I love corn on the cob
It matters not just where I'm living
Or the objects that I own
You learn from them nothing of my family
Who help make my house my "home"
You must get every inch of the fabric
Before you will be able to start to understand
I can not be judged by the small pockets
In the trenchcoat of who I am.
A.E
Judge me not by my appearance
Or what I choose to wear
There is more to me than jewelery
And how I do my hair
You know me not by where I'm working
Or by what I'm considered as at my job
It tells you nothing about my feelings
Or if I love corn on the cob
It matters not just where I'm living
Or the objects that I own
You learn from them nothing of my family
Who help make my house my "home"
You must get every inch of the fabric
Before you will be able to start to understand
I can not be judged by the small pockets
In the trenchcoat of who I am.
A.E