A Storm Called Rejection

The storm of rejection can be a tumultuous and overwhelming experience, 
out pour of emotion of a blocked shot,
sending the ball of the court, 
leaving us feeling battered and bruised.

 It can hit us suddenly, with no warning,
 or it can slowly build up over time,
 wearing us down with each passing rejection,
But just as every storm eventually passes,
so too does the storm of rejection,

 It may take time and effort to weather the storm, 
but with resilience and determination, 
we can emerge stronger and more resilient than before,
In this tempest, hope and positivity are drowned out,
Leaving us lost and alone, with no clear path to follow.

Yet, just as every storm eventually passes,
So too does the storm of rejection,though it may take time and effort to weather,
Rejection can evoke a range of intense feelings and emotions, such as sadness, hurt, disappointment, and even anger. 

It can make us question our self-worth and leave us feeling vulnerable and exposed,
 The fear of rejection can also prevent us from taking risks or putting ourselves out there, 
ultimately hindering our personal growth and success. 

Despite the pain it may bring,
rejection can also be a powerful teacher, 
pushing us to reflect on our own actions and behaviors, and encouraging us to cultivate resilience,
 and self-compassion. 

Ultimately, it is important to remember that rejection is a natural part of life and that it does not define our worth or value as individuals,
It is only a stepping stone to moulding a best version of you that is powerful and equip.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024


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