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When I get better,
I'm going to learn to run for miles
I'm going to sing out loud
I'm going to test my strength
I'm going to show my faith
I'm going to handle that failure
I'm going to rebuild that breakdown
I'm going to make my art
I'm going to eat the right foods
I'm going to say I'm sorry
I'm going to be a good friend
I'm going to treat her right
I'm going to remember his birthday
I'm going to do so much more
than I have ever done
because now I know that
I could have done more
only I didn't know that I could
and now I only need to learn how
when I get better.
How do I do that?
runningturtle87
I'm going to learn to run for miles
I'm going to sing out loud
I'm going to test my strength
I'm going to show my faith
I'm going to handle that failure
I'm going to rebuild that breakdown
I'm going to make my art
I'm going to eat the right foods
I'm going to say I'm sorry
I'm going to be a good friend
I'm going to treat her right
I'm going to remember his birthday
I'm going to do so much more
than I have ever done
because now I know that
I could have done more
only I didn't know that I could
and now I only need to learn how
when I get better.
How do I do that?
runningturtle87
Published 27th Jul 2012
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Anonymous
27th Jul 2012 9:02pm
REPLY IN POETIC FORM
If I ever get better
I will change my bad habits
I will be positive all the time
I will be good in every way
I will try to emulate Mother Theresa
How do I do that?
If I ever get better
I will change my bad habits
I will be positive all the time
I will be good in every way
I will try to emulate Mother Theresa
How do I do that?
27th Jul 2012 9:13pm
Excuse my French but screw that. We'll stay up all night and talk philosophy, be really bad and do everything we regretted not doing when we were younger, and we'll make moments that count and are recounted and laughed about, because Mother Teresa would not do her job for all the money in the world and God is not holding who we are over our heads but rather wants us to celebrate being alive and laughing until we pass out.
