I feel low Not aglow These feeling I need to stow Not show Emotions Hurt Feeling used Abused Taken Advantage of Why? Does love Have to hurt So much Cause pain And such That part We always Start Vowing Not to depart Hurting inside Miles wide Why? How high Or low Do we go Center Please enter Be real Please feel Loves desires Deep love Not wounds Soon
I'm sure you realize me saying "chi up" is not at all dismissive..I'm merely wishing you a brighter day..It's a shame some project their pessimism and depression on this corner..I'm not at all "sick of this corner" or tired of living..
Regards,
Ken
ImagineLoveOPVenus, Montana USAAug 12, 2014
I am not that blue anymore, once I write, as I think we all do, we have a calm or at least a wee bit of understanding..we're all poets and I love you all no matter how you feel, what you write I read to feel you, your moments and always with love in my heart! This site has been a beacon in a tempest for me!
Odette67Penrith, Cumbria, England UKAug 12, 2014
People often say the wrong thing trying to help people-not meaning to be unkind.
To a person with severe depression Being told 'chin up' is as helpful as being ordered to stop bleeding, or stop having cancer, or stop having a heart condition.
Hi Jade, I'm glad your not feeling bad anymore. I don't know If It's actually Love that hurts. I don't think this makes sense but I think Love Is neither good nor bad, It's neither happy nor sad. You bring In the human factor then love becomes one way or the other. I'm having one of those nights. God, just bring on jaws to take me away. We are all the human creature and the human creature desires Love, needs It. I hope you soon find what you seek. Have a good night. Catch you later. Your Friend always....MIKE.
ImagineLoveOPVenus, Montana USAAug 12, 2014
Mike, I think I caught you later! WINK...
Poetnumber1St James, Port of Spain Trinidad and TobagoAug 13, 2014
I can relate to such feelings. We always have a vision of how we hope love would turn out to be but nothing ever turns out that way. I enjoyed the read Imaginelove.
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Ken
I'm sure you realize me saying "chi up" is not at all dismissive..I'm merely wishing you a brighter day..It's a shame some project their pessimism and depression on this corner..I'm not at all "sick of this corner" or tired of living..
Regards,
Ken
To a person with severe depression
Being told 'chin up' is as helpful as being ordered to stop bleeding, or stop having cancer, or stop having a heart condition.
Have a good night. Catch you later. Your Friend always....MIKE.