Vengeance

            Vengeance is proving some one wrong. It’s sticking the middle finger up and saying, “I told you so.” Vengeance is not listening to what other people think of you. Vengeance is trying your hardest to be who you want to be. Vengeance is the taste of sweet revenge. It’s knocking someone out, with a vengeance.

             Vengeance is proving someone wrong. I often find myself in this situation. People putting me down or trying to get me to give up, but it doesn’t usually work. You see when I was kid I had been battered and beaten, put down in any way possible. And from that experience and that young age I decided I was going to be someone, someone who would make difference. So when people tell me “I suck at drums” or “This is guy is ten times better than you” it just pushes me to be better. Not only better as a drummer, but as a person too.

            Vengeance is not listening to what other people think of you. When some one comes up and criticizes me on anything it just kind of passes through one ear and goes out the other.  I mean why let one person’s opinion get you down, especially if the person is just saying it to piss you off. Take those words and take that phrase and use it to your advantage.

            Vengeance is trying your hardest to be who you want to be. If you never try how are you supposed to know what you are capable of? Take peoples breath away and try your best. I mean take those risks and take those chances and never give up. Like everything in life practice makes permanent and I believe if you think you can, you will.

            Vengeance is the taste of sweet revenge. Finally getting up and saying I am proud of what I have become and I will not stop until I don not have the strength to go on. It’s knocking those kids that said you couldn’t with a vengeance. With my main concern of doing the one thing people are going to remember more than anything, now that’s vengeance.