You're welcome.

[Chad32]

If nothing sees you as you truly are,
And merit value is contingent on perception,
Then do you as you believe you are and others believe you are: truly exist?
Or are you a figment of falsehood?

If you know you have value and merit,
And you realize that requires perception,
Then do you believe anything but perfect judging perception can give your exact value?

If you don't believe you have exact measurement and value,
Then why do you estimate yourself?

If you don't believe you require perception, 
Then tell me is your merit and value a physical thing?
Is it your blood, is it your body?
Is brain cells keeping memory?
And not the memory of who you truly are.

And who remembers you as you are?
From a baby till now,
Who keeps your value as you are
Is it you or is it your Lord the Most Noble and Generous?
Who wishes you to earn the most value,
That you can earn,
And calls you to away from the falsehood
Of what you attribute to yourself with no value,
And take pride in but has no meaningful purpose?

I proved and reminded you of God.
You're welcome.

That's nice, though you can replace the word god with just about any feel-good idea, and it would mean the same thing. When I read the line "Who remembers you as you are, from baby till now" my mind actually went to my mother. Who I love and respect much more than anyone's god.

Nice poem, I think, regardless.