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My Insecurites made me grow up


Beauty all over her face
Strong is what she is
When she speaks she captives the soul
Who's?? You may wonder
Mines,Her kids and the world's
But she remains humble
Not showing her sadness
Being strong Is all she knows
Unfamiliar feeling comes she pushes it away
Don't give up,keep pushing
Is the motivation of everyday
But yet her world is still collapsing
But yet her soul still cries out
But yet her mind stills lack comfort
Yet she remains confused within
Who can she run to?? Who will be there??
Stop, that unfamiliar feeling is coming again
Her soul wants out but her mind refuses
Yet she remains strong
Not showing her true feelings
Burying them within
When you will see her beauty
When will see that her insecurities  
Are nothing to worry about  
Cause beauty still remains all over her face
The mirror see beauty all over her face but her eyes see pain,scares and unpleasant sight
Yet the mind wants to intertwine with her soul
Yet she lacks confidence within
Her mind fills with questions..
What do I gain? What do I do??
I am Brave and confident she feels  
Where you at the train come with
With what??
I her pain, insecurities and feelings
At night her pillow catches her
In the day the sun catches her
One day she will see her beauty
One day she will overcome
But for now she's fighting  
A war between her mind and soul
But yet she remains strong
Her beauty captivates the eyes
Beauty is her name
Strong is her name
Confidence will be her name
Today is the day
She will see her beauty
Today she will overcome
Today she will transform
Today the day
This is her new chapter

Today is the day she grew up and become a mature mind 

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