I own every inch of myself, my eyes, hands, and my two little feet. I see what I want my eyes to see, Be in broad daylight or in complete darkness.
My hands feed the angel and the demon in me, And I go barefooted to towns and the wilderness. I am their master, and they are my slaves. My words give them life, and my voice, strength.
But my heart, my heart is different. It has eyes that see what I fail to see; It caresses the scarring skin with delicateness, And leads me to a place where the sun never sets.
I have a heart which I do not own; For my heart is yours and yours alone.