I am not
I am not just a number or a face upon a stage I am not a colour or a shade..
I am not just a number or a face upon a stage
I am not a colour or shade I'm yet to write on my page
I'm not defined by creed or caste, ethnicity or race
Nor am I limited because of the lines upon my face.
I am kind, loyal and strong and my faith, I try to live.
And when you have my heart, all of me is what I give.
Don't try to pin me down, unconventional is part of me
Today I am, tomorrow the possibility of change is infinity.
About the Creator
Bee
Gypsy, nerd, entrepreneur, nomad, saint in training, leader, poverty hater, frustrated muso, dreamer, smart-ass, poet, daredevil, drama queen, wannabe racing car driver, fool, oxymoron..
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