What would they say?

What would they say?

A question that many like to ignore as

it gives the power of defining self-worth to another.

It takes away from the fact that only my Creator

will define the worth of us all.

Although, we consistently wonder what they think.

We mimic our actions and beliefs based on what is “popular.”

We wonder how what we did or said will resonate with

the person who is just the same as us: a person.

What would they say about me to others?

What characteristics of me would they clutch onto?

What attributes of my being would they manipulate based

on their understanding of who I am?

These questions matter due to the web that

entraps us all.

they may know me like that, and now she knows me the same.

But does she actually know me?

It is not absurd to question the portrayal you may have

within the minds of those secular souls.

Although it may be absurd to think the impression you leave

may be impressed on the world’s surface forever.

For we all hope to make a good impression,

but we certainly cannot control if the person next to us

will process our intended kindness as just that,

or project their insecurities onto our name.

It is human nature to wonder how our humane counterparts may

perceive us in secular terms.

It is human to want others to see you as good, well-intended, positive.

Although, it is the devil’s nature to twist the mindset of others.

It is the nature of the ugly to see you as what you aren’t: ugly.

What would they say about me?

That’s not a terrible question to ponder,

as we hope to be Christ-like in nature.

But, “how does the Lord define me based upon His Word?”

may be a more appropriate question when defining your worth.

Jeremiah 1:5 speaks to MME