I could tell you all of the stories
That would make you smile
I could recollect with you about the best comedians
That would have you laugh for awhile
I stand on the top of the mountain
Like Superman in his cape
Shoulders back and chest out far
With pride like only a hero could relate
I can tell you of my accomplishments
How I served my country and was proud
I can tell you my wars and battles
The loss of troops made me cry aloud
Then there’s the joy I have as a dad
Raising my kids is such a daunting task
But I could tell the funny things they do
And the silly questions they ask
My work is very important to me
Organization is the key
Sound leadership, good training
Creating success for the team
There’s my love for sports
That make me jump and cheer as I watch my favorite team play the game
The heartaches of when we lose
Screaming at the tv calling them names
My travels across the world
Seeing different cultures, new found respect I have for life
Appreciating what I have around me
Hard to see misery and strife
Oh how we bask in our laughter,
Useless flirtations, vain questions about our day
But, has anyone wanted to really know
How you feel today?
Love’s masquerade… It peeks from behind the mask
Of my life’s many views
But when I look in the mirror, regardless of the mask I wear
I can’t hide from my faults and me pointing in the mirror at you
The mask hides my hurt and pain
Let’s the world see my joy
The world never gets the chance to laugh
At the crying little boy
The mask hides the questions
My inner man wants to say
Instead the world only knows my knowledge
Always having the right thing to say
But for some reason… The mask only hides my face
But if you look into my eyes
If you look real close you’ll realize
I’m hurting deep inside
Love has ducked and dodged me
But I realize why now
Love doesn’t stop to ask
Because love only sees the mask
I’ve tried to ease it down
Let the world see my face
Only to be trodden down
In the mask of mire goes my face
But I want to try to show
Who I really am
But no one wants to care
Behind the mask there’s a real person, a man
But maybe you can’t see me
Because I can’t see you
Lay down the masks and show the world
The real me, the real you
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