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It's A Rocky Road


The "Road" ahead was chilling,

     but my willpower was high.

My goals, if God be willing,

     Would stretch up to the sky.

 

In seeming despiration,

     I watched it slip away.

Such loss of my ambition,

     I regret up to this day.

 

I will not suffer quietly --

     such recess is not my style.

Instead, I carry onward,

     get up, move on, and fake a smile.

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