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Turn your back, swing your shoulder, 
Sway your hips and shake your hands, 
Don't get stressed out, who are they? 
They are just a piece of toxic shit. 

Remember these lines... 
In life, they’ll chatter, voices loud and clear,
Judging from shadows, never drawing near.
With whispers of gossip, they’ll twist, and they’ll weave,
But their tales are just echoes, and you need not believe.

For they don’t know your journey, the battles you’ve fought,
The heart that beats within you, the lessons you’ve taught.
Their opinions are fleeting, like leaves in the breeze,
They don’t walk in your shoes, nor know your heart’s keys.

When words cut like daggers, and fairness feels rare,
Remember, dear soul, it’s your truth that you bear.
No need to explain, no need to conform,
Just stay kind and honest, let your spirit transform.

The right ones will see you, the beauty you hold,
While the wrong ones are shadows, their stories are old.
Don’t let bitterness linger, let love be your guide,
In a world full of chaos, let patience abide.

You are valuable, precious, just as you are,
Your light is a beacon, your love is a star.
Let their words fly past you, like clouds in the sky,
You don’t need their approval; just let your heart fly. 

Shine anyway, let your brilliance unfold,
The sun doesn’t falter, nor dim in the cold.
In the end, find your peace, in the truth that you know,
Keep walking, keep rising, let your true colors show.

So let them keep talking, you’ll smile through the fray,
With strength in your spirit, you’ll light up the way.
Keep shining, dear heart, let your essence ignite,
For the world needs your glow, your unwavering light.

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