#13 Creative Juices Street

your words

This one is for my friends who feel like pain will never end

For my friends whose tears are their pacifiers at night

For those who feel like there’s nothing to guide their way

Not even a speck of light

For those who get treated like dust

And thrown out like rust

For those who are under,

Under-estimated,

Under-appreciated,

Under-loved,

Under the soil of hate

With no hope of rising above

I feel your pain, I feel your sorrow

I feel your distrust in every single tomorrow

But remember you were given this life to live

Because you are strong enough to handle

Every single aspect of it

Your life, your love, your smile can’t compare

To the stars above

It’s worth much more than gold

Remember dear you can’t be sold

So take a sip of life and savour it while it lasts

For when the glass is empty

And you feel lonely

Know that true that true friends become family

They won’t put chains on your soul

Or whips on your back

They’ll sacrifice all to ensure that you don’t slack

Don’t slacken your collar

Don’t wrap that thick rope around your neck

And please

Oh please, please don’t dare don’t dare kick the chair

Life has second chances

It’s called tomorrow

The greatest revenge is doing                                                                

What they said you’ll never do

Yes, I feel your sorrow

Gray clouds may cover the sky

Thunder and lightning may collide

But remember it never rains forever

You feel like life is a dead end

But the sun will always find a way to shine again

Through pain is when you grow

Grow as a strong person

So be thankful for the

Difficult

Disgusting

Disruptive

Un-constructive

Heart-breaking

Heart-shaking

People in your life

They are just trying to show you

Exactly who you don’t want to be

A person no one will want to see

Stand up for you

Pat yourself on your back

To you be true

Lighten the heavy-hearted

Lighten the heavy-burdened sack

Open your mouth

Let your voice,

Your words have worth

Let it have an impact on people’s heart

Let hearts grow, let hearts fatten

Don’t let your words be forgotten.