The Let Them Theory

They judge, they doubt, they walk away,

They choose to leave, they choose to stay.

They whisper lies, they roll their eyes,

They chase the clouds, ignore the skies.

Let them go, let them be,

Let them drift like waves at sea.

Not your burden, not your fight,

Not your job to make it right.

They promise love, then turn to stone,

They pick up hearts, then leave them thrown.

They hold on tight, then let it fall,

They give too much, or none at all.

Let them change, let them break,

Let them make their own mistake.

Not your fault, not your load,

Not your path, not your road.

They chase a dream that’s not your own,

They plant their seeds in rocky stone.

They turn away, they miss the signs,

They waste their days in crooked lines.

Let them fail, let them learn,

Let them crash and let them burn.

Not your chains, not your key,

Set them loose—just let them be.

And when they see what they have lost,

When time reveals the hidden cost,

When they return with weary hands,

You’ll understand, you’ll understand…

That peace is found in letting go,

Not in forcing tides to flow.

No need to chase, no need to plea—

Just let them go, and set yourself free.