Taking a chance
Fear, fear of failure, fear to take a chance, afraid cause it might be my last.
I won’t conquer it if I don’t, but maybe I won’t even if I will.
I always hear the words
“You won’t know if you don’t try”, but my thoughts tell me it’s better that way,
I don’t know why.
My mind tells me to take the risk, but no one can see it.
It tells me if I don’t succeed then so be it.
But physically I’m not as strong
cause if I was I wouldn’t let anyone tell me I am wrong.
And now I’m beginning to realize
people have already seen me hit rock bottom,
so what’s the problem.
Just get up and do it, is it really that easy?
Will it matter to the one who can see right through me.
It’s all an act
they’ll call out and laugh
at the fact
that I’m not good at that.
But that’s all I’ve got
so take it or leave it.
Because, the fears I have come and go
And you best believe it.
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