Scared man has no chance
Writing these poems and having all these thoughts of finally lifting myself from the depths of obscurity. Can I do it, will I do it, all the hesitations. Scared man has no chance nor should want one.
I call myself a playwright, put down the pen for the moment and never allowed myself to pick it back up. Can I do it, will I do it, all the hesitations. Scared man has no chance nor should want one.
I’m just not good at this, every time I get in the game I cause some sort of error, taking myself out the game. Forever hiding and not wanting to come to the forefront.
Can I do it, will I do it, all the hesitations. Scared man has no chance nor should want one.
So at the end of the day, you’re left with just that; no chance of ever accomplishing anything. Repeating that old adage, scared money won’t make money.
Can I do it, will I do it, all the hesitations. Scared man has no chance nor should want one.
By
Michael A. Bostick
Great poem and ideas.
Kathy
John