All my life, I was raised to be a starNot the falling star but the ones you look up into the sky
And never did I think I was less than that
Or never did I try to dull the light in me
But as the sun changes into moon a hundred times
And when the sky would turn from light to blue
And the clouds start to cry out of burden
I have stuck to realizing, I am meant for falling
And as I dive into my free fall
Failing was never my worry and disappointment
But the damage I would cause as I land
It would hurt me, but I think, it would hurt them more
The last thing I wanted to do was to flow rivers
And if this is the last time before I fall
I would like the gold chain on my neck
Be tightly grip around it, and you look at me proud 'cause I've made it
I am a star and you'd always look up to me
I'll never lose my shine
But maybe, I'd be out of sight.
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Miss Heartstrong
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Facade
PoetryThis is a poetry collection that wishes to speak of the facades we put ourselves upfront. Every words of this work is meant to unleash what is behind every facades, and the truth behind our strong-willed character.