Why dwell in sorrow when there’s so much to teach?

 I’ve felt life’s weight, its endless chase,

Yet here I stand, unbowed in grace.

Like waves that shape the rugged shore,

Life sculpts my spirit, more and more.

Yes, shadows linger, yet joy’s in reach—

Why dwell in sorrow when there’s so much to teach?

Let laughter heal, let music flow,

Let joy, like dawn, dispel my shadowed woe.

The light I seek, I’ll find it still—

A spark in darkness, a quiet thrill.

I’ll carry dreams, however small,

Bound by a hope that outshines all.

Though I’ve loosened hope’s frail thread before,

Today I weave it back once more.

No bitter words, no grief I’ll bear—

For strength grows steady with each care.