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It's Okay


Talor Swift is right,

haters are going to hate

all you have to do is shake it off

tell them it's enough

     It's okay 

break down,

cry for days,

let it all out,

cry, have a complete melt down

we are only humans, we crash and we break down like Christina Perry sang.

     It's okay

let the word get to you

let it hurt,

it will hurt

People always say "ignore them"

but not untill they've been in your shoes will the know how it feels,

how hard it is to actually "ignore them"

     It's okay

cry, let it all out

i've been there

i've cryed and guess what?

i'm writting about it now.

It takes a strong person to say "im going to ignore them"

and it take an even stronger person to actually do it.

be that stronger person

I didn't think I was strong enough,

I didn't think I would ever stop crying

because what doesn't kill you, makes you wish you were dead,

but for those who choose to learn from it,

what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger like Kelly Clarkson sang.

     It's okay

cry, eat some ice cream,

some chocolate bars if you wish

do it again tomorrow

but is that all you are going to do?

cry and eat?

get back up! 

you are where I was

so you and I definitely know the feeling

and I bet you don't like that feeling

I bet you wouldn't want ot go through that again.

They held you down but it's time to get up

brush off the dust like Katty Perry sang.

     It's okay

break down, 

cry for days,

let it all out,

cry, have a complete melt down

but before you do, 

make sure you can get back up and roar like Katty Perry sang,

shake it off like Talor Swift sang,

and be brave like Sara Bareilles sang

     It's okay.

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