I am nice.
Somehow, when repeated aloud, it turns into naive.
As though chinese whispers had carried it across seas.
I am nice, open doors and do friends chores.
I am nice, not amazing.
Not like the woman he adores.
I am nice, move my bag for weary strangers.
Hold space for children so they’ll never feel lifes dangers.
I am nice, taking photos of leaves because the veins look pretty.
Built for the country – but enjoy the bustle of big cities.
Even though looking up at skyscrapers makes me dizzy.
I am nice. It’s fine. You’re allowed to be busy.
It’s OK to cancel. We all have a life.
Sure, we can be friends, don’t think about it twice.
I am nice.
I am nice.
I am nice.