Exposed
You can lean against the wind
Or you can flow with the breeze
You can cry standing in the rain
Or you can smile beneath the trees
Or you can flow with the breeze
You can cry standing in the rain
Or you can smile beneath the trees
You can tell yourself
That there's nothing anyone can do
You can sell yourself
Shorter than anyone thinks of you
When it's just you against the world
You train yourself to think there is no hope
No reason for love of boys and girls
That you can hide and not have to cope
Your heart is a magical world
Where every known flower is encouraged to grow
Listen to the rain fall, girl-
To fall in love is to leave your soul exposed
Published by RCRyder
New father as of 10/4/2010. I have loved writing since the 8th grade. Early writings show promise, but very childish. I have written over ten thousand lyrics/poems. I also write many how to articles on fishi... View profile
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