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I Won't Look Back.


A thing that can’t kill you can only make you stronger
Not minding the feeling you ponder
The bubbling and hustling spirit drives you longer
To achieve beyond border.

When I walk on that lonely path
Reflecting on the hurdles of life
I begin to wonder how amazing it is to be born stronger

Life is a challenge, a mirror, a tussle, a wonder
No matter how many times the teeth bite the tongue
No matter how many times the wind blow south
The mountain remains unshaken
So I pick up my pieces and dust up my baggages
And I beat up my chest to never relent.

With the glimmer dancing around my path
Slowly, I closed the door: relying on fate
However strong the winds, I’ll keep faith

The slightest hint of uncertainty dawning
Like the sea washes the shore, tomorrow’s calling
Pressed to cave, but, I must save the future
Hence, I won’t look back until I’m in all feature

Beauties calling, Friends ringing, flex – reeling
I’ll ignore, I’ll press towards my mark, I’ll fight – steel
Beaten, Failed, Weak, Frail, Bruised, Frustrated
Regardless of my current realities, won’t get dusted
Giving up, never an option. Looking back, never woke!
I rise, stronger. I move, faster. Looking forward, rocks.

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