A cat might growl and think it is a dog
Then it might bark at people that are walking by,
A sparrow may believe that it is an eagle
While it is sailing up high above the earth in the sky,
A turtle could croak and say that it is a frog
As it sits alone upon a log in a pond,
A woman might say that she is a true redhead
Even though in her hair there are traces of blond,
A man might think and say that he is a very rich person
He might call his home a mansion and his boat a yacht,
But, in the end we all accept what we want to believe
We are what we are, until someone says that we are not.
Randy L. McClave
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem