Nothing To Something

NOTHING TO SOMETHING

I might be nothing
Though this nothing I am is made up of the most precious minerals,
But I am meant to be something.

I may come from nowhere
Though that no where I come from is filled with the most beautiful treasures
And just by seeking you could find them.

I might be silent I agree
But I am yet the loudest
And just by listening you might hear the sound of the true me.

I might be the weakest I agree
But yet the toughest to be deceived
To misleads I can defeat.

I might be easy to brake 
Though I am the strongest
But I am meant to be toughest.

I might be the softest I agree
But I climbed through the roughest surface.


I am the coolest
But yet conquer the hotness you impose

I am dark in skin
But yet very bright I dream.

You might be the richest
But can’t afford the poorness I oppose

If YOU are the SWEETEST, I AM the SOWEREST
But yet the combination is the SMOOTHEST to rejoice

Either you believed the message is released
#by YondieG the dumb dude
But yet bigger in thoughts!!!!!!!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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March 15, 2017 at 9:42 AM
Yondela, what a strong poem. You are something, you are a LOT. Be strong. Welcome to PoetrySoup.
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March 17, 2017 at 5:33 AM
thanks lots and lots Darren well appreciated
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March 15, 2017 at 9:09 AM
What a beautiful and powerful poem YondieG. To me it glows with truth and strength. We have to recognize and embrace each others differences. Amitiés
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March 17, 2017 at 5:36 AM
I thanks you very much Anne-Marie your comment just boosted my confidence on doing more!!!
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