In the depths of your soul, a spark is aglow
A flame of potential, waiting to grow
Don't let it flicker out, let it shine so bright
Illuminate your path, and light up the night
You are a force of nature, a wonder to see
A unique and precious gift, to the world and to me
Your dreams are within reach, don't let them slip away
Grasp them with courage, and seize the day
You are strong, capable, and bold
Your spirit unbreakable, your heart made of gold
So rise up, dear one, and let your light shine through
And watch as your dreams, become all you do.
About the Creator
Albin
A Psychologist of Life Experiences...
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Much Love.
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This felt so reassuring! Loved your poem!