Fear of the past.
Oh, dear friend or foe
We both remember a time where my spirit was low.
There was once a cold darkness in my soul
That didn’t allow me to feel whole.
I felt it whisper in my ear
“You do not belong here.
Put down your helmet take off your pads
Despite how much you may be glad,
A loser you will remain.
For your soul has already been drained.”
I look at my helmet and I said
“A loser I was, and my soul indeed bled
But while I may hear you, I also hear greatness calling.
For the past decade I might have been crawling
But the sun is on the rise and the horizon is near
For my past I do indeed fear
Today is the day I walk out on the field
A loser I am not for I will never yield!”
I walked pass the darkness and played the game
Once I came back I felt my fear was tamed.
The fear of my past to rest was laid.
Do you remember that day?
Whisperer.
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