Poem: You Can Do It All

You stand at the edge of the rising sun,
With battles to fight and races to run.
The world may whisper, “Pick just one,”
But you were born to do — not some, but all — not just to crawl, but rise and stun.

They’ll say, “Be careful, dreams are steep,”
But you’ve sown seeds they’ll never reap.
Your heart holds fire, bold and deep,
With strength that wakes when others sleep.

You can be the calm and still the storm,
Be soft in soul, yet fierce in form.
Build empires with a quiet grace,
And meet the world face-to-face.

You can fall, and rise again with style,
Rest, then run the extra mile.
Carry laughter, light, and grit,
There’s no limit — none — to what you’ll fit.

So don’t choose less, don’t play it small.
Break the box, then break the wall.
You’ve got the heart, the spark, the call—
Believe this truth:

You can do it all.

Thank-you for reading.

Remember there are many paths back to God.

Follow your own path,

Brenda Marie