Hold On
Hold on to the good times that have elapsed.
Ignore the bad things in life, for they will surely pass.
Hold on to the ones who have stayed by your side.
Listin to them and keep them close and never let them out of your life.
Hold on to the promises you have sworn to keep.
Never let your tongue get the better of you, for you will only end up tumbling in the deep.
Hold on to your intellectualism and never become ignorant or oblivious to the world around you.
Once you do this, you are at your most vulnerable state and will cause you to lack basic knowlege and thefor will, in a way, be controlled, too.
Hold on to the vital information and filter out the nonsense.
Not everything should be of importance to you, and you will always be anxious.
Hold on to the harsh judgments and only reveal the kind and generous thoughts.
Just like copper the hearts of the ones who judge will tarnish and once they are finished,they can never again be sought.
Hold on to these words and put them to good use.
For the words of the wise are only used for good and never for amuse.
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