To give into the public or not to give into the public, That is the question
To give into the public or not to give into the public, that is the question
Whether ‘tis nobler to hear the comments of those with good intentions and those with bad ones
Or to look to loved ones
and myself to overcome this sea of troubles.
To give in or stay home all the time
No more worrying, No more feeling anxiety at last
To not frustrate, just curl up into a ball and cry
Hope the four day weekend can come faster
Tis a vision to go so easy
To not give in, to put bad comments to sleep
To sleep, perchance to dream, there is the catch
For in that sleep we cry
Without the good and bad comments
When we have shuffled off, graduating
If even for a second, we must stay still
There’s the respect that makes calamity of so long, the friendships of four years
For who would bear people's insecurities
But those who learned that the right people will be there for you
To just be yourself because you are unique
Thus conscience does make an individual
And thus we come to the last two choices
Though reasonable claims against the act may be
One day one might ask are you ok
When you say yes, and are asked why that is
Because You know you do, not because people tell you so but because it gives us hope or clarity about who we are and who we can become.
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