I'D RATHER BE

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I would rather be silent than add your pain And throwing you words so harsh and vain I would rather not mourn and put my eyes a lock Then crying on the things I couldn’t glue back I’d instead shine and glow throughout the darkness. Then hide me in a deem world sad and hopeless. I’d instead be inspired with the result of my dedication. Then let myself be ravaged and dragged by tribulation.  I would rather walk with a smile and full of confidence. As I continue my journey molded with ample experience I’d instead execute my most splendid poise on how to carry on. If it's my destiny, the storm has befallen, but life has to go on.  I would rather be thankful for my kind atmosphere. Surrounded by the people who truly love and care. Then be bitter for a nonsense reason with dismay. I’d rather be grateful I have a life running this way.

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Anonymous said…
i like this poem of yours..
Just stumble unto it while searching for the words on what i feel right now..
April 24, 2011 at 11:08 PM
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