This poem compares a person to a bamboo cane, noting how the bamboo is skinny and graceful like the person. While the bamboo shakes in the wind and is empty on the inside, the person's spirit is rich and brilliant, filled with culture and experiences from traveling just as their wardrobe is filled with clothes. Though physically insignificant, the person's inner spirit makes them significant.

1. Can I compare thee to a bamboo cane?
Thou art more skinny and more graceful,
If your legs were shown you were in shame
Because the violent wind lifts your skirt when you are playful.

2. Your heart beats to the rhythm of the London Eye
From whom you are away.
This is why you love to fly,
But everything is going to be ok.

3. Sometimes the bamboo is shacken side to side,
As often as you go from place to place,
Filling with culture and experience your innerside
Just like you fill your wardrobe with clothes and beauty case.

4. Even if the cane is empty and insignificant
Your spirit is rich and brilliant!