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LIfe


“Life” by Emone Robinson

With worry comes stress, with pain comes success.

You fall to be rebuilt and through all you stand still.

Family becomes stronger, the bond will grow longer.

My doubts were missing; I put my mind to it, listening.

All that was missing was faith and determination.

Love was absent but it came from within.

I told myself no one could hold me back.

Life hit me like a ton of bricks, still trying to pull myself out.

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