
We judge a book by its cover,
And a person by their face,
But what lies beneath the surface,
Is often hard to trace.
We see a smile and assume,
That everything is fine,
But behind that grin may hide,
A world of pain and strife.
We see a frown and think,
That someone’s in a bad mood,
But maybe they’re just tired,
Or feeling misunderstood.
We make assumptions based on looks,
And often get it wrong,
For what we see is just a glimpse,
Of a person’s life-long song.
So let’s not judge by face values,
Or make assumptions based on looks,
For what lies beneath the surface,
Is often worth more than it took.
About the Creator
Solomon Walker
Artist, Photographer, Poet, Entrepreneur. Director, Museum of Digital Fine Arts (MoDFA). Solomon is also curator at MoDFA Connector on X (Twitter).
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