No, impassible. Nothing’s impossible!
"Hun are you alright?" I hear from a familiar voice as I wisper the words "why did I decide to come?" As people I don't know look at me with a worried face I could not help but drop a few tears as I try to look the other way. I wiped my tears with my shaw and took a deep breath as I got ready to walk into the crowded elevator that lead us to the dance.
It started off as a night that I wanted to spend somewhere else. I tried to walk around with a smile but there were things that lead me through memory lane of the past. Luckily there were two different ballrooms so each room became an escape whenever I felt the need to get away. I sat on a couch in ballroom #1, where the kareoke took place, and I looked around the room. Everyone looked like they were having a great time whether they were on the dance floor or socializing at a table. I wanted to be like them. I wanted to be able to turn my head and see my own friends sitting next to me as we laugh about the mistakes we did sailing or the party fouls at my friend's house. Unfortunately things change and you lose what you once thought would be there to cheer you up only to realize some people have to do it by themselves.
I eventually held my head high and put a smile on the face as I got on the dance floor more and more. The smiles and laughter of the people around me got me into a better mood. If they could show the world how strong they are then I can too.
It started off as a night that I wanted to spend somewhere else. I tried to walk around with a smile but there were things that lead me through memory lane of the past. Luckily there were two different ballrooms so each room became an escape whenever I felt the need to get away. I sat on a couch in ballroom #1, where the kareoke took place, and I looked around the room. Everyone looked like they were having a great time whether they were on the dance floor or socializing at a table. I wanted to be like them. I wanted to be able to turn my head and see my own friends sitting next to me as we laugh about the mistakes we did sailing or the party fouls at my friend's house. Unfortunately things change and you lose what you once thought would be there to cheer you up only to realize some people have to do it by themselves.
I eventually held my head high and put a smile on the face as I got on the dance floor more and more. The smiles and laughter of the people around me got me into a better mood. If they could show the world how strong they are then I can too.