Oh what a test.
Of who is the best.
Isn’t it?
It’s the one for you.
Only it is not true.
It is in each of us.
To live it is a must.
You have to give
as much as you take.
It’s a bit much.
But as such,
You will get it back.
Just go by the act.
Can’t you tell?
It’s as much for you,
As it is for all.
But not as a free fall.
Why can it only be felt?
With a wish to melt.
Into them.
The best bud on the stem.
It will show,
As we grow.
And for now,
We find how.
To move on.
See a new dawn.
Live a ton.
Know you have won.
Live for the most.
Own the dawn.
Vent the bad.
End on the good foot.
About the Creator
Celeste
Inspired by the endless possibilities presented by the mysterious, suspenseful, and extraordinary imagination I have been blessed with. As I express what it has to give, then hopefully the detail will take you away.
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damn, that's so true, well done..