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Her Story


If you only knew her story you 

wouldn't judge her cover!

Hiding the feelings buried inside.

Missing out on the good things in life.

If you only knew her strength there is so much you can discover!

 

Flying through every uncovered experience.

Learning how to recognize the truth ;

With no explanation, she's completely furious

Going back to the memories of her youth 

Pretending nothing is going on,

with a fake smile, moving on

 

 

Bold is another word in her dictionary,

Depending on whoever is searching,

What She's been through, she's Authorizing

There would be no way to handle her dairy 

 

All the people she's trying to reach 

like a little bird finding its nest,

Fixing the little individual objects, 

Sacrificing her freedom of speech!

 

The fight She's been through to accomplish her mission,

Holding onto secrets to stay together,

Knowing whether or not to express her admission 

Finding a way to keep her family forever

 

If you only knew her story it could take you on a roller coaster,

She goes up and down with her mistakes,

Learning how to not lose faith 

Leading up to good things at the end,

Thanking the real ones who stay friends,

Knowing when to say no and when to get closers

Feeling betrayed by who she thought was honest 

Staying away from the wrong promise

 Not regretting nor kneeling

She's crystal in pieces of stone, she's unfeeling

 

Having her head up without losing hope 

Concentrating on the importance of life 

Like a little snail climbing a rope

Finding a way to always survive 

 

If only you knew the beauty behind her eyes 

You'll know the passion she has to keep going 

Ending the day with a special prize 

The future to continue flowing  

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