For the Lonely Souls
Be strong
Know what’s right
From what’s wrong
Understand that people care
Always remember that someone’s there
Think about it, ask around
Find someone to step up from the crowd
To tell you how they feel
That their compassion for you is real
There’s always going to be someone
Whether you know who or not and
about your feelings, they haven’t forgotten
Make the right choices
Ask for advice from the wise often
Don’t be ashamed to tell someone what you feel
Just be honest, just be real
Life can really hurt
Sometimes people are mean, are curt
So here is the call to action
For the people in the small fraction
That don’t want to see others in pain
Make your words not bring loss but gain
Pay more attention to the quiet ones in the classroom
The ones sitting in a dark lonely world full of gloom
The kid you look at thinking he woke up on the wrong side of the bed
When really he was secretly wishing he were dead
But there is hope for him, hope for her, hope for them
If you could just do your best to be their gem
the one that shines even in the deepest of troubles, the deepest of mines
Be someone who doesn’t just stare, but binds
Like carbon makes friends with everyone it sees
It’s just an element, yet it doesn’t discriminate, like you and me
But that can be changed
If our hearts can just be rearranged To spot the one frown in the room of faces smiling
Or better yet, find the smiling one that is pretending, hiding
God puts a light in us that can fill our voids, our holes
So let us use the spark to ignite others’ souls.
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