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Jason Paul Klenetsky
Poems
Oct 2015
The Loudest Cheer
I have roamed the earth now
For many or so odd years
Longing for acceptance
And the audiences cheers
I listen for the pin to drop
Hear the worlds smallest violin
As I scream out from the rooftop
βSomeone, let me in!β
It takes courage and conviction
You're bound to fail before you win
A persons heart is like a lockbox
Someone please just let me in!
I won't make you any promises
There are tears that will be shed
Even the bravest of the brave
Dealt with the doubt inside their head
Some days the strong are weak
Other days the weak are strong
It's those who persevere the most
That get to right their wrongs
There's hurt that cuts much deeper
The nagging pain that won't subside
It's then we stare into the face of fear and shout...
It's GREAT to be alive!
Break free from all your armor
Allow yourself to shine
Take in all earths beauty
You'll be amazed by what you find.
Love and peace in purest form
A colors' vibrant hue
Knowledge and understanding
From every point of view
That's when the cheers grow louder
That's when the pain goes numb
When we listen to ourselves
That's when our victory is won.
Written in a time in my life of tremendous self doubt in order to help inspire myself to see past my temporary anguish.
#inspiration
#inner
#turmoil
#victory
Written by
Jason Paul Klenetsky
50/M/Florida
(50/M/Florida)
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