THE FIGHTER BY KEITH URBAN FT CARRIE UNDERWOOD

It is really no news in this world. People all over the globe have become fighters in various spheres because they have been tested by family and people they call friends. They know that to be even with all these things that most times clamps on the very being of one’s mind- something which most times deadens the sense and allows for crazy thoughts- they must fight it! Yes. They must fight it if living is still a priority. Hence, the need to put on a fighter’s will.

WANT A HUG?

To be a fighter does not necessarily means that you have to use your fist and give jabs on the face of another in anger. No! It is beyond that. As writers, we have faced trials that would ordinarily and speedily have made us throw in the towel but we are too damn tough for defeat on the basis of cotton. The dream is bigger.

WHAT’S CREDIBILITY?

Today, I fought with the words of my mouth and it was damn swift and sweet. I fought until tears gushed down the eyes of my audience. It was sweet victory. All I want to do today is appeal to that fighter inside of you.

Stop sulking. Stand up. Speak up. Don’t allow anyone rubbish your art and not get a jab or hard punch to the face with the same words he/she read or heard.

Welcome to Daily Wisdom Words Music Prompt. My name is Abuh Monday Eneojo. I will be your host.

  • Listen to song below

  • Compose a poem inspired by song
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DO YOU FEEL WORTHY?

3 thoughts on “THE FIGHTER BY KEITH URBAN FT CARRIE UNDERWOOD”

  1. I want to post a poem but I have to paint something first. The fighter in me only comes moments after I embrace silence during any encounter.
    Here’s my poem:
    I fight
    only after
    a fight.

  2. Fist up love
    stay wild my child
    woesome cries
    upon her bosom
    hypnotized

    the world is full
    of someplace
    with sadness overgrown
    aloneness becomes home
    fussed out in bones

    hearts conceives
    sunlit promises
    sincerely unexpected
    confluence in one
    captured breath.

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