Sometimes, we blame ourselves thinking we failed to meet the expectations of others. And sometimes, by failing to meet such expectations, we just turn to be grateful towards ourselves despite our despicable imperfections.
Sorry, Despicable Me
Maybe it’s my fault
For you to somehow fall.
Maybe it’s wrong from the start,
To be with you at last.
Every timeĀ I see you,
I can’t see the girl I used to be
Rather, what I see
Is the girl who threw herself to thee.
I lost my self-respect
I’m not the one you expect.
I’m sorry for that simple mistake
I wish somehow I didn’t make.
Sorry for the stupidity
I hope somehow you can forgive me.
I’ve loved you once
But I think it’s gone.
Or maybe I didn’t truly love thee,
See how despicable I am to thee.
I hope I can tell you to stop
That it’ll not gonna step up.
I know someday,
Maybe in the month of May
or the day of your birthday.
You will meet someone who can complete your day.
Thank you for understanding
Thank you for loving
One thing I’m just wishing,
Is for you to keep smiling.
Support Books in my Baggage owner, Trixie Ricablance Angeles and read her previous works submitted to The Ugly Writers.
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It is not your fault that you fail to meet the expectations of others. Do it for yourself, not for them
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Don’t blame yourself! You’re worthy, just love yourself
Always remember that everything happens for a reason. āŗ
Everyone of us is special but we need to know the consequences on our selves.
Sometimes we have to get over it
It’s not your fault cheer up
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Just pray you don’t have to prove yourself to others. They will accept you for who you really are
We are all special.
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You’re worth it! Don’t think about all the expectations that others throw at you!
let the voice of others be your motivation and not your downfall.
[Nicho M. Garcia], [CIV191] Moment [MQ2]
[Immarence Del CastaƱeda] [ESE191] Rule of Thirds [MQ2] Rule of thirds, distance, moment.