You Can't
You Can't
You Can't
You Can't
It is whispered in your ear
To put you down
To make you feel weak
Make you feel helpless, worthless, like you cannot do anything for yourself
It doesn't
Breath it in
Consume it
It feeds your determination
Your weakness become strengths
It causes fire to lick at the inside of your body
Charring and hardening as it burns
It fills you up with an uncontrollable fury
But you can control it
Feeding the fire everytime you prove someone wrong
A person who told you, you can't
Gaining knowledge, gaining power
Gaining independence
You are your strength
You can make yourself strong
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