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For the YouTubers

A poem to inspire YouTubers and content creators

By Edina Jackson-Yussif --personal growth Published 2 years ago • 1 min read
For the YouTubers
Photo by Andrés on Unsplash

You sit before the lens,

a quiet space turned stage,

where thoughts become echoes

and ideas take flight.

The red light blinks—

a silent signal to begin.

No crowd, no applause,

just the hum of possibility.

Some days, the words flow

like a river unbroken,

others, they stumble,

hesitant and heavy.

You craft, you edit,

you cut the pauses,

sharpen the message,

chase the rhythm of engagement.

A million scroll past,

a handful stay,

but you speak as if the world listens—

because one day, it will.

Through the doubts, the algorithm,

the silent moments before a breakthrough,

you persist.

Not just for views,

but for the ones who need to hear you.

You wonder if the numbers define you,

if the effort is worth it,

if the unseen hours

will ever meet recognition.

But then comes the message—

one comment, one voice,

a stranger who says,

"This changed me."

And suddenly, the late nights,

the countless takes,

the quiet sacrifices

feel like a bridge

between your world and theirs.

So you keep showing up,

even when it’s hard,

even when the views stall,

even when self-doubt knocks,

because creation is not about being seen—

it’s about making something

that outlives the moment.

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Edina Jackson-Yussif --personal growth

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    Written by Edina Jackson-Yussif --personal growth