Finding Peace
‘Be Back Soon’ Poem Collection
As you wipe away your tears,
More roll down your face,
It’s this endless stream of anger -
An endless stream of hate
A steady breath and you feel a wave of relief,
The courage comes back to you,
Courage to say
“Plant your time into something that’s going to stay.”
People will only invest what they hope they can get,
It’s not yours or anyone else’s problem if they choose not to invest time, love and energy into you,
You are not responsible for what they lack in
You’re Finding Peace by,
Saving time,
Energy,
Not letting people bump your vibe
Overcoming fear,
Overcoming self-hate,
Finding Peace in all the things you begin to change
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