My Confidence Came from you
My confidence came from you
You don’t remember me,
Because you’ve taken so much from people like me.
But now you see me in the lights
And you think of what u could’ve made me.
You took my respect, my sanity,
My ability to say “I love me”
And when I thought you could come back
You only got worse and stepped on My back
I thought friends were supposed be supportive
And all the jazz I heard from guidance,
But you, You are the epitome of
of the contradictory of everything those counselors ever told me
You brought me down so low, to make yourself look so high
And now that I’m way up here, I look down and I need to know why?
Why would you pick me to lead on, make me feel loved,
Make me finally like I can finally rise above,
And drop me like a freshly done art piece
Because you knew how much you were to me.
But guess what, I exceeded your expectation.
It was when you threw me on the ground that I finally had a revelation
That I could not let vile beings that have maimed what God created
Take away my self-confidence, take away all that I have left.
It was then that I decided to tell you
Not by my words, but through my deeds I had to show you
That my confidence can be renewed by forgetting about people like you
I focused on me, and only me, and what I knew had to be
And when I finally soared so high, and I finally made it in the lights
And I look back on my past, and see, you’ve made me realize,
That the confidence that I now present to you,
That confidence that made me, My confidence came from you.
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