All through my life I have tried,
Tried my best to be a good person
And each day I try to get better,
To become more than what I am.
But now at the eve of my life
I have become this person,
This person who tries his best,
Tries his best for all he knows.
And when you see me
You must realise,
Realise that I am what am
And your approval isn’t need.
This is me,
If you do not like what you see
That is not my problem,
It is yours.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: November 10th, 2022 02:28
- Comment from author about the poem: One of my philosophies in life is "This is me, if you do not like what you see it is not my problem, it is yours."
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 43
- Users favorite of this poem: Bella Shepard
Comments6
Couldn’t agree more - that’s me too.
Don’t like me? That’s OK – no sweat;
But it’s through ideas that I grew
To me now; I’m not finished yet….
Gotta stand up for who you are, Andy.
Thank you Dave, we are of a same mind in this.
Andy
Godo write Gold.
Does this apply to my singing too? Is it other's problem, or can I do something about it? Should I have another 5,000 singing lessons?!
At least another 10,000 lessons surely!
Andy
Makes one wonder how everyone could get along either way. Good call Andy. My days of over caring have been over bearing enough.
Thank you Rik.
Andy
The older I get the more this is true. When young other's opinions mattered so much but now other than try not to hurt others I don't much care. Nicely said
So true soren, age does have its wonders.
Andy
Isn't it wonderful to reach an age where you are comfortable with who you are. You like this person, dare I say, come to love this person and understand him or her far better than you ever have. It is a freedom that no one can touch. Love this, it's a fav.
So very true Bella, thank you.
Andy
Yeah , we all need self love and we can’t always worry about what others think .. because sometimes people judge and we can’t always like or get along with everyone
A nice writing )
Thank you Violet, I agree with your words.
Andy
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