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From Shyness to Triumph


Since I've been young, I've always been shy Some people couldn't understand, they'd always ask, "Why?" To others, my shyness came across as being rude To them it appeared that I was in a sulky mood They didn't see what my quietness meant That I was thinking and analyzing them as they went I often felt left out, and very alone To withdraw myself, I would be prone Around those whom I felt safe, I could be the true me I'd let it all out with those who I knew I could be free As I've grown through the years, my boldness has too Although I'm still naturally shy in a situation that's new Instead of standing around feeling like I don't belong I make a point to shew myself friendly and strong I know obstacles will come, things that are unknown But I'm ready for it all, because over the years I've grown
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