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Each day has enough of its own troubles. When my anxieties builds up to a mountain like formation They become a barrier that prevents me from seeing what is good They override future possibilities i vision Suddenly fear of unknown overpowers my thinking ability Feeling of despair takes away my sanity and bury my hopes in agony Despite being overwhelmed by moments of weakness I know that each day has enough of its own troubles Tomorrow a sun will rise again Shuttered and confused I resort to isolate myself from everything Though it doesn’t help but it’s good It’s good because no one will ask how I am Even if I tell what is wrong with me Judgments will rain to a point where my eyes are soaked In my corner, I cry until my eyes runs dry like a desert Despite being overwhelmed by moments of weakness At the back of my mind I know that each day has enough of its own troubles A sun will rise again the next day Like a stormy weather Troubles persists like I will never see their end When the pain strikes life becomes a tough journey Like double edge sword anguish cuts out any glimpse of hope I have left Suddenly time will switch to a slow-motion to make sure I feel the torture each second brings Despite being overwhelmed by moments of weakness I know that each day has enough of its own troubles Tomorrow a sun will rise again When the sun rises It brings new possibilities Its raises color my life with colors of hope Gazing at this marvelous creation reminds me of a beautiful proverb “Each day has enough of its own troubles” Difficult times don’t last forever! A sun will raise again the next day.
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