I’ve been thinking too much lately,
In these past few days, worry is what keeps me.
It keeps me awake, late at night, questioning it all,
Wondering if my dreams are too big, too far to call.
Sometimes I doubt myself, thinking it’s too much,
That what I’m aiming for is more than I can touch.
I fear that I’ll fail, that I won’t make it through,
And end up in the same room, asking for another chance to prove.
But I fit in the dreams I’ve been chasing so long,
Proving that aiming for more isn’t wrong.
It’s worth it, even if it seems impossible,
Because at the end of each day, I’ll know I’m capable.
It may take years to see those dreams come true,
But nothing will stop me, as long as it helps me grow too.
I’ll achieve all the things I’ve been wishing for,
And slowly turn them into reality—everything I swore.
For sure, the journey will question my faith,
But that path will give me strength, pushing me toward my fate.
I’ll never back down, never raise the white flag,
Until my last breath, I’ll continue the fight, never to lag.
It may seem blurry now, but I know one day it will clear,
I’ll see the goals and dreams I hold so dear.
All I need is to keep striving, to never give up,
On this journey, I’ll push forward, I’ll never stop.
I’ll carry my fears, my doubts, deep in my heart,
But instead of letting them weigh me down, I’ll make them art.
A canvas of my struggles that fuels my drive,
To pursue the impossible, to make it all come alive.
Days will get tough as I walk this path alone,
Obstacles will come, but I’ll face them with confidence, well-known.
Even if no one believes, if they doubt me constantly,
I’ll still make my goals reality—just wait and see.
If I don’t achieve all that I dream,
I know the growth itself will redeem.
I’ll learn from my mistakes, take them in stride,
And remind myself we all have what it takes inside.
Dream with me, plan with me, aim with me,
Let’s not hold back, so the world can see.
We’re all capable of achieving great things,
Let’s show everyone that we can make our own blessings take wing.
