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Will I be able to walk on those streets again ?
Gear myself up for bad luck that has just began ?
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Shoot for the moon but land back on earth due to fright ?
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End up wishing for sky scrapers instead of towers ?
Will I be able to mend my broken heart ?
Let it stay shattered for misfortune’s to start ?
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Stay still like a fragile statue that needs shields ?
Will I be able to continue living life ?
Or spend my entire energy fighting this strife ?
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Love the way you've written it, bruh.
This poem talks about courage. The courage to live life again, the courage to dream and the courage to overcome fears. It asks if the reader will be able to develop the courage or not. It also represents the struggles of people with mental health problems and the questions they often ask themselves.