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You Are Worth It


You must try to walk on water when 

Your shoulders are heavy with the world

You sink lower and lower till you learn how to swim 

You're beautiful, priceless, and meant to be

You deserve all the happiness in the universe

You deserve love from every heart

Please tell me you understand

Every second is a gift, each breath is a blessing

Death looms at every corner

So make the most of yourself, and every moment

You. Are. Worth. It. 

Don't take the world's gifts for granted

Hearts beating, snow falling

Hands holding, suns rising

Baking with a loved one

Laying in the grass

Talking late at night

Laughing with a friend

You were meant to be

You couldn't be more perfect or beautiful

And no number could ever express

How much you are loved 

And how much I love you.

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