To err, indeed

In the depths of our souls, an ache resides,
We question our worth, where love abides.
Moments arise when life feels too tough,
Leaving us adrift, not feeling enough.

Around someone dear, our world does spin,
But their eyes fail to see the light within.
Do we lack the essence that makes us whole,
Or are they blind to the treasure we hold?

Can a mortal judge our truest being,
And soothe the doubts that leave us reeling?
In this vast realm, where doubts collide,
Can humans truly be our vindication guide?

Emotions intertwine, elusive and complex,
Like shadows dancing, hard to grasp and connect.
Some days, we carry burdens hard to bear,
While others, we’re lost in a void, unaware.

Numbness encloses us in its icy embrace,
Longing for warmth, for love’s tender grace.
We question our steps, our every move,
Wondering if we erred, if we need to improve.

But pause, dear heart, and let your spirit rise,
Did we truly falter or just believe the lies?
It’s not always our fault, this heavy load,
Expectations misplaced, unfair stories bestowed.

In life’s grand tapestry, let us perceive,
Our worth isn’t defined by those who deceive.
Flawed, yet resilient, imperfect, yet strong,
Not always to blame when things go wrong.

Embrace your essence, your unique flame,
Within you burns a radiance untamed.
Though storms may rage and clouds may loom,
Your worth shines bright, dispelling all gloom.

Remember, dear soul, you’re enough, indeed,
It’s the world’s vision that sometimes recedes.
Your value, your worth, like a heartfelt song,
So believe in yourself, where you truly belong.