Little Shy Girl
Sometimes it can be embarrassing to share how you are feeling. Sometimes it could be weird sharing emotions. Don't hide how you feel, you just might let a good thing get away.
Hey little shy girl, why do you look so down? When all the world seems right to me. When the sun is shining and everyone's smiling
Hey little shy girl, cheer up today. Put a smile on your face. Make your day a bright day. Make new friends come your way
Hey little shy girl, how are you doing? How are things going? Is everything okay?
Hey little shy girl, why don't you come out and play. Come feel happy for a day. Open up and say hooray
Hey little shy girl, take my hand. Take a walk with me and let me make you feel at home
Hey little shy girl, open up your eyes. Open up your heart and let me in your mind
Hey little shy girl, open up your heart. Open up your mind so the world and love can come inside
Hey little shy girl, why you feel so low? When no ones around to make you smile
Hey little shy girl, open your dreams. Open your wish and dry your tears for me
Hey little shy girl, things are going to be okay. Just open your heart and say what you want to say because each day brings something to this world each day
Hey little shy girl, why you so down? When everyone's around and all you can hear are great sounds
Hey little shy girl, don't look so down. Smile a perfect little smile
Hey little shy girl, hold my hand. Snuggle up to me. Watch the sunset while were in love
Hey little shy girl, let's take a walk. Hold hands. Talk awhile as we walk side by side
Hey little shy girl, do I make you feel alone? Do I make you feel like your at home? Do you feel special? Do you feel loved? Oh angel you must come from above
Hey little shy girl, won't you just be mine? Come and stay with me, let me make you feel at home
Hey little shy girl, do you want to love? Be loved? Do you want attention? Just from me? Oh little shy girl, I can give you all. Just be with me until the end
Hey little shy girl, the sun is shining bright in the sky. Please never say you want to die and don't ever cry
Hey little shy girl, look up in the sky. Wish upon a star and some how I'll appear
Hey little shy girl, love is great. Affection means everything but also many other things
Hey little shy girl, it's now time to say goodbye. Just until another time
Hey little shy girl, good bye. Thanks for the great times
Emotions for some are hard to explain. I am one to keep them inside. I feel like no one would care how I am feeing and that is because of how I have been treated. However, let me tell you that it isn’t healthy. You should be able to express how you are feeling. You should be able to be open and honest with the ones you love. I’ve learned that being silent doesn’t get you anywhere. So, come out of your shell. Share how you are feeling. If the people around, you can’t handle it then let them go. You don’t need those around you who won’t support you or hear you out. I’ve learned who is around for me and there for me. As I am there for them.
Continue being who you are but don’t hide your emotions. Don’t let others tell you that is isn’t okay to share how you are feeling or when they are making you feel bad. Open and express the emotions flowing inside. Live your best life, live for you and no one else.
About the Creator
MICHELLE SMITH
Be the inspiration you want others to see. I just want to inspire others through poetry. We all need a bit of positivity and to know that there are others going through similar situations.
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