Poetry: When Things Go Wrong

By Oscar Apuge

WHEN THINGS GO WRONG 
Things go wrong
when things go wrong,
and you no longer keep along
because it feels so hurt to get along.

 When  you feel like crying,
and your heart is dying,
and you wanna hate a lot of people.
Because your will now, is a cripple

 When your greatest  fears
become your everyday tears,
and you wanna breakdown
because you never want to calm down.

 When murder is your hope's last resort,
because your vision finds no escort
Even among your kinsmen.

 When anger presses you down a little
and you wanna bristle
because you are hardest hit.

 It is when things go wrong
It is when you feel like crying
It is when you are hardest hurt
that you musn't quit.
Nothing worthwhile hurts so soft,
and when you're hurt so hard,
that's when you musn't chatter your dreams. 

 Now that's quite some poem. At every given time when you're about to take a step that will cause a great gain to your soul, spirit and body, there always comes challenges. Challenges only make us strong enough to say yes to our good and visions and goals. Never allow your dreams to be chartered before your eyes due to difficult circumstances. You can always be a winner, may be not now, but sooner. So keep fighting for what is right, your goals, because you can only win except you fight. Take up the challenge to challenge your challenges. See you at the top.

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