Silomasays

When You Ain't a Someone

When you ain’t a someone

From the road they will shove

From the set they will push

Concentrating you into this camp

Forcing you into self-deprivation

Of love, peace and happiness

They would want to lower your esteem

As you have nothing, a pauper

Who has no power or influence

Simply because you don’t dress to the nines

And don’t sip the fabulous wine

Because your tatters make you odd

A cold soul with misery untold

You will be undermined and disregarded

A disgrace to the lot

Who claim to crown the space

And glimmer the environment

So who are you?

A worthless piece to the eyes of man?

Yes

So whom do you please?

The same being, limited as you?

No!

You are worth more than emarald, silver or gold

You are worth more than beautiful scenery

You are worth more than all that make the world

As you have dominion over them

Then who shall seperate you from the love of Christ?

Is is hate, scorn or jeer?

Is it jeopardy created by man?

Know who you are, know your worth

As He will wipe every tear that rolls

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