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Stuck in the middle?


(poems go here) Stuck in the middle Have you had a day when one might say were stuck in between Didn't know what to do or what it could mean Were you afraid of what might happen Didn't know which way to go, either left or the right Were you stuck in a position here you couldn't move Didn't know what life wanted to prove Left there in tears One of our greatest fears suddenly appears We all have been stuck halfway somedays But life continues and plays With or without you, make a choice Listen to your inner voice If that choice leads you somewhere, then great If it doesn't it teaches you something you either love or hate Things can only get better after a worse time We all wish things were perfect, trust me I wish mine Were in some way perfect Not completely, that takes out the fun of appreciating life When you're stuck look both ways and and cross your fingers Cause your time lingers Flip a coin if you're unsure Cause once in the air you realize what you want and want you don't I am one person But we all have some similarities We all can say we have been stuck before Now we believe in ourselves more We can close our eyes and relax, open them and think, inhale and set sail We are a stronger person inside nothing can stop us Not even being stuck in the middle
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