Dear Fear of Mine:
Dear Fear of Mine,
How you blaze across the sky,
I concede to your concern—but this passion in me burns—
and this doubt is nothing but a lie—
I will fly
I will fly!
You slip inside my head at night
when I lay my head to sleep—I will not weep!
Not fall so deep
For my dreams will all take flight
I will fight
Oh, I will fight.
You whisper of such doubt,
Deapite all that I have done—I shine in the sun!
Your whispers become shouts
You want me to fall about
But I am far from done
I will win...
You’ll see I won.
You are the voice inside my head,
I recognize you as my enemy, I see—
You are the darkest part of me,
Who speaks only of what could happen wrong,
Yours is a dirge and not a song
But I am strong!
I am strong!
So leave me, Fear of Mine,
Step away, and let me try,—I will blaze across thissky
Lit from within, you will end as I begin,
I will leave you far behind,
Because I will shine!
I will shine!
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