What I wear is not for one to see 

It's for me to be just me

What I wear is not for one to see

She saw it once, twice or thrice

Not satisfied, hovered over my

Shoulder and looked then sighed

Looking at the piece of net

Laying at the back of my neck

Looking as to confirm if it's see though 

Or it's in her head, all hallucinations

Even covering it with my shawl 

Didn't stop her eyes at all

From gazing at me, for all

What I wear is not for one to see

It's for me to just be me

What I wear is not for one to see

I know the religious sentiments

I know the traditional thoughts

I wasn't supposed to leave house, 

wore it being a little lousy that's all

Dragged though the doors of a stranger

I knew she would look as it danger

Thought as she might have thought

She was a mother, after it all

The look she gave me broke my heart

Shattered it to it's grave

I wasn't supposed to leave the house

It's was an accidental mistake

As I look back at it, at all

Those little stupidities, those little vanities

What I wear is not for one to see

It's for me to just be me

What I wear is not for one to see

Covering it with my shawl, did help a little

After all, they thought it might not be

What they thought I would be at all

When it slipped through my mind 

The whisper s they whispered 

The shiver that fell on my spine

As I heard them at that time

I wasn't supposed to leave the house

The house left me and haunted me

For my looks, likes and all that's left of houl 

I am sorry I said I cried, I lied

It wasn't one's fault 

Just for me to start a fight

When they laugh at my back 

But say that they are there

I look up at the at my Lord,

Asking for a little spare

What I wearing not for one to see

It's for me to just be me

What I wear is not for one to see

Raven-Truth