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Acceptance


Do you ever feel like dancing in the rain?

To feel the raindrops on your face

To feel the freedom of the rain falling having no restraints

For this is what you want to do

To let everything go

To be careless and Free

To be the real you

 To not having to hide behind a facade; a mask

To not let anyone control who you are

For nobody to criticize you or tell you it's wrong to be who you are

For nobody to tell you to be someone different, that's unrecognizable

And not a part of who you are meant to be

 To show the world that you don't care what they think

You are who you are

The differences between us as individuals is in itself unique

For although the world may not accept  these differences

You don't have to do  the same

You can be the one that makes the difference

So accept who you are and who others are

For all we have is each other

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