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Tribulation



So my advice? Avoid regrets;
No matter what you do,
For lessons aren’t useful in the past
Unless they’re used in the future too

Life is long and wild and bumpy
Like a car ride in the woods
But don’t let its ups and downs make you grumpy
For it also comes with a lot of goods

Tribulations happen for a reason
Even the saddest ones do
But the trick is to always learn their lesson
And you’ll succeed in life’s journey too

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