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Sincerely, Me


Dear Me,

You are beautiful in countless ways,

The world can't tear you down,

Wipe bitter, salty, tears away,

Please banish every frown.

Your heart can only take so much

Before it finally breaks,

Don't let those nightmares last too long,

Before you force yourself to wake.

Accept my humble, sweet advice,

For I'm the one who knows you best,

Stop changing your identity

If you'd prefer a mental rest.

Love yourself from inside out,

Not for the looks or fame,

Let twinkling eyes replace your doubt,

While true friends call your name.

Envy fights to tear your fate

With its dark, ferocious claws,

But keep your head held high, my dear,

And learn to love your flaws.

Your courage is important

In this chaotic, changing world,

As you start on a journey

With your hopeful flag unfurled.

Cease criticizing minor things

When fate knocks at the door.

It's time to share your talents,

So what are you waiting for?

Sincerely, Me

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