I'm so sick. Not in the traditional way. I don't have a bad cough. I don't have the flu. I don't have strep throat. Plus I'm pretty sure I don't have any other sickness that a doctor can diagnose me with. I'm sick of oblivion. I'm sick of people being oblivious. I'm sick of people not noticing how great they are and how great the world is. I'm sick of people not noticing the beauty in others. I dislike when we "judge books by their covers." The covers don't tell the many stories that that person has been though. The book is where the true beauty lies, on the inside. No matter what people call you, no matter the situation you are in, no matter what, you are beautiful. People shouldn't care about what's on the outside. Looks can be deceiving. We should care about each other and not about how good the other person looks in comparison. We need to see and appreciate the beauty that lies within ourselves and others. Because the best people in the world might be covered in rags and not riches. Those homeless people on the street, don't judge them. They have stories to tell. They might be the wealthiest in wisdom. Don't judge people by how they look. It hurts to be called something you're not. How would you feel if someone called you something you're not? Plus, they say that one word is all it takes to make a friendship. One month to build a stable friendship and one year to become best friends. But one word can also end a friendship. Don't make promises when happy. Don't make decisions when angry. Because that ONE thing can ruin everything. Don't become oblivious to the consequences. Think with consequences in mind. Everything has a consequence.....it's up to you to do something that will lead to a good consequence. In conclusion, don't be oblivious to the beauty inside because you never know when you'll meet your next best friend.
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Inner Demons
RandomIt's about feelings. It's about our deep inner thoughts that we keep to ourselves. It's thoughts not voiced out loud. Things we think and feel, but never say.