Make Your Mark

In a world  filled with  despair and strife,
Hold on to your dreams for dear  life.
And with  great fortitude make it loud and clear,
That you'll make your mark without any fear. 

Guard your heart, be bold and brave,
You have the power  within you to pave,
A path that's true  and unique all round,
So make haste and always stand your ground.

There will be many hurdles in your way, 
But you'll find your purpose one day.
Don't be afraid to take a chance or two,
Keep going and make your mark in whatever you do.

 And with every step you take be sure to , leave a trace,
Of your resilience as you carve out your own space,
The world awaits your awesomeness and grace,
So get going with humility and purpose as you run this race.

Be quite deliberate in every word you choose to speak,
Be aware of  every action that you seek,
Let your passion  and light burn so bright,
That the world will stop and take notice day and night.

For in every fibre of your being  greatness lies, 
Unleash that fire within you as the world watches you rise.
And in all your endeavors both great and small,
Make them  count and always  give it your all.

And no  matter where the path you've chosen may lead,
Never doubt yourself but find  the strength that you need,
And leave a legacy filled with optimism and  a bright spark, 
As you press on and no doubt, leave your mark.

So rise above your  doubts and fears 
Embrace your  journey and shed no tears,
But with courage as your guiding light,
Go forward with confidence  and make your mark, with all your might.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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