How I Overcame My Fear
Everyone used to always ask me why.
I still always tried to deny,
To deny that I had a problem,
And that problem was hindering me from being able to blossom.
I used to say I felt all alone and abandoned,
But how could I say I feel alone when I had a hundred people around me to keep me standing?
People would look at me and think they were the cause,
But the truth they didn't see, I was fighting demons within me and needed to bring out my claws.
I told them all I needed was some attention.
In the end though it became my true addiction.
It took me eight long years to put that chapter behind me,
And when I did my family and friends could see.
It was a very long, dark path,
But now I can no longer feel the demon's wrath.
It takes a strong minded person to conquer a self-harming addiction,
And I think they should all receive recognition.
So you ask, how did I overcome my fear of becoming a better person?
I pushed the demon's aside, took one step forward, and never looked back!
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