# Unimportant Verse 12 Author: makyo Tags: Experimental, Poetry #12 of Unimportant Verse About Important People When a light so far above me shines down, I lose my footing, stop, look around, and for once, see my way lit before me. Through you,     I learn how I move. Through you,     I see how I act. Through you,     I judge myself. When a light so far above me shines down, I turn my face to the warmth and bask, drawing strength, assured in my steps. Through you,     I recognize my failings. Through you,     I understand my strengths. Through you,     I gain perspective. When a light so far above me shines down, I reach toward it and grasp at what I can, hoping I might somehow gain my own luster. Through you,     I find my place. Through you,     I gain surety. Through you,     I learn who I am. When a light so far above me shines down, and I fail to shine myself, I hope only to reflect what I can. Source: https://sofurry.com/s/17DDO0ke Part of the series Unimportant Verse About Important People Previous: https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1228235-unimportant-verse-11.md Next: https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1341567-unimportant-verse-13.md