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Indecisive


I can’t decide

But that’s okay.

If I were to choose, I would feel tied;

I like to do things my own way.

Who I am can always change.

 

I have ambitions

I dream of changing lives

But that’s quite an expedition

That’s when my doubt arrives

You see, I get nervous

Sure I can be loud

But at times I become anxious

Usually in front of a crowd

I want to be a leader

Who inspires people

I want to be a speaker.

 

I want to guide others

Give them strength

Lead them to find their true colors

I could teach them of their faith

Or aid them in deciding their future

I can travel to parishes

Or work with students and teachers.

 

To be or not to be

That is the question

Should I cure patients? Please tell me.

Treat someone with a condition

Or give tips on nutrition?

 

Do you see my position?

So many differences

A lot of juxtaposition

In my life, you can always see changes

But I like it

I can be whatever I want to be.

 
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