Forgive yourself...

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PC: Gemini

Forgive yourself for not speaking when there was a need to,
Forgive yourself for explaining when there was no need to. 

Forgive yourself for accepting what you shouldn’t have,
Forgive yourself for not rejecting what you should have. 

Forgive yourself for not letting go in time,
Forgive yourself for holding it too long. 

Forgive yourself for not able to fulfill your dreams,
Forgive yourself for taking your dreams for granted. 

Forgive yourself when you decide not to,
Make the way for peace to fill your life.

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