If You See Me
If you see me, will you scorn me?
Will you flee, or will you warn me?
Will you go, no looking back,
Or will you stay, pick up the slack?
If you see me, will you aid me?
Will you just capture and trade me?
Will you still defend me now,
Or leave me, abandon your vow?
If you see me, will you hurt me?
Will you injure and desert me?
Will you turn away in shame,
Allocating me the blame?
If I let you see me, will you accept me?
Will you see the good, or regret you kept me?
All in vain, thrown out with the trash,
All you thought I was in ash?
If I let you see me, will I be safe?
Or will the bonds now start to chafe?
Love offered in face of truth,
For any old or any youth?
To let you see me, to make the leap,
Into the unknown, so dark and deep.
To have faith that you’ll be kind,
Not leave me in darkness, alone and blind.
If you see me and you scorn me,
In a way, I guess you warn me.
I show myself, then I see you,
Are you false or are you true?
When you see me, who will you be?
Kind or cruel, you will set me free.
Now I see you, all that you do,
The truth sets us free, me and you.
Knowledge that may well bring pain,
But either way I stand to gain.
To see you now as you are,
Evil, or bright as a star.
Truth is the most awesome gift,
No matter how much others drift.
To see all others with clear eyes,
Even those you do despise.
Bright and clear, watch your life shine,
With truth around you, like a shrine.
Knowledge brings amazing power,
And joy, again in every hour.
In accordance with the teachings of The Sword of Truth,
Terry Goodkind
Wilfully turning away from the truth is treason to one’s
self.