tenaciously vibrant

It doesn’t faze me who you know
but it does matter how you treat them,

It doesn’t matter what car you
drive, and title that you have,
but your level of humbleness
that counts

It doesn’t matter how many
celebrities, you know,
but if you are respectful
to the homeless person

It doesn’t matter the wrist
watch you wear, and what
people purchased for you
but the quietness of receiving

It doesn’t matter where you
have dined, shopped, and traveled
too, but kind and appreciative of you
where you in this moment

It doesn’t matter the
amount of money you have
in your bank account, the fashion
brand clothes you were, but learning
to be authentic and humble

It doesn’t matter what schools
you attended, but knowing that can
you read, write, and articulate
your vision

It doesn’t matter who you know,
but having authentic
friends

Souvienurs are symbol
of thinking of you, but
not a guarantee or
must

Trusting in the faith,
doesn’t mean being
desperate–

It doesn’t matter what you think
of me because opinions are like
assholes and everyone has one–

May this serve you notice
thanks of showing me who you really are–

Published by Sherley Delia