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Unspoken words 3



My heart yearns for what it doesn’t know it seeks, 

Day In and out it feels like I be missing something but I’ve got no idea what, 


Am I happy?

Am I sad? 

Do people love me?

Most importantly......do I love myself?

Where exactly have I gone wrong?

Is there something I’m missing?


These questions plagues daily, 

Who can I tell that wouldn’t judge me,

Who can I trust with these information

No one but myself.


Built up a mechanism that in my mind prevents me from getting hurt, 

Looking strong to the world but deep down I’m gasping for air.


Self worth is to be learnt before anything else.

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