Building Blocks
The toddler who played with building blocks
Til the age of fifteen
Built the hightest tower you've ever seen.
And such was her fortress as they threw rocks.
Hidden from the world
Was what appeared to be an intelligent little girl.
Average proportions magnified to exceptionality,
False talents branded,
For nothing else seemed worthy of being granted.
So letters and numbers extinguished personality
Til she learned to live.
At the bottom of that tower, something's ready to give.
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