You found a rock of dull gray and rough edges
Small and cracked this rock was at the bottom of a moutain
You took it away
Promising this ugly rock it could shine like a gem
Telling it to trust the world
The rock believed you
Putting forth it's effort to glow like a gem
The rock trusted you
Once the rock saw it's self as a shiney new gem
It held pride in it's self and in you
The ugly rock thanked you for turning it into a beautiful gem
You left it there
You put the rock down suddenly next to the base of a moutain
The rock didnt understand why youd leave it
So the rock thought it wasnt good enough
The ugly little rock tried very hard to become better
To make you happy enough with it to take it back
But everything the ugly rock did seemed to push you away
What would it do now?
Sitting alone the ugly rock yelled your name
Desperate to repay you for making it feel like a gem
For building a world for the ugly rock, it wanted to hold on
Today the ugly rock sees it's dark gray colour
All the craks and hard sharp edges
The ugly rock sees it's nothing like a gem at all
Sitting at the base of a moutain
It asks the cold rain why you left it there
What did it do wrong.
Rain and weather
Time and pain
The rock of gray felt the little crack you made grow
And grow
And grow
The little crack that split it in two
Because of you