motivational lines

motivational lines

(1.) I thought, you have dreams. But why did you quit so easily? Aren't you going to fight for it? If you already fight for it, do you feel tired? If yes, then why did you quit instead of resting? Did you found out that your dream isn't worth fighting for ar or you realize that your dream isn't really for you? What are you going to do now? dook up to the sky and start asking your if's and why's?

(2.) I'm sorry if I fail, but please don't put me on your mind's jail.Putting me on your mind's jail isn't right.I know the pain 'cause along this way I've been holdin' on too tight- holdin' too tight to my dreams, hoping that miracle happen as it seems.I'm just a human, making mistakes is allow room for improvement is always open, but why the mind of others is close?- thev cant accept the fact that I ain't as good as what they imagine me to be.

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