Tough Times. Poem by Blessing Kalamatila

Tough Times.

They say tough times don't last, Yet tough souls persist. Wrestling with this adage for days on end, As trials claim the brightest parts of our existence.
'If the worst can happen to you, ain't it common sense for us to believe the lie we chose to project? I mean we cheer for the cinematic act maybe because the truth is something you wouldn't want to admit.
What good is a smile?
When memories of your trauma may cause you to weep? Especially when pain runs so deep, we realize tough times don't just pass, they seep.
So excuse the tough persona because I see you, What good is pain as a transparent shield when I can see past that too?

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The poem delivers a poignant message about the challenges of facing tough times and the need to confront and acknowledge one's vulnerabilities amidst adversity.
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