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The Fish


The fish say he doesn't care,

Whether in the lake, pond, or ocean,

Even if he doesn't know how to swim,

He say he'll practice,

Even if it takes years,

Or all his life,

He say he'll practice,

Until he knows how to swim,

He say he won't regret it even till the day he dies,

He says even if he practice all in his life and still doesn't know how to swim,

He would still do it,

He says even if it's his last breath,

It is worth it,

He says life is worth fighting for something,

He says life is worth fighting for all things,

He say he will practice untill the day he can swim,

Because life is worth fighting for.

 

 

 

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