On and On and On she goes ~ She knows not when to quiet her never ending gibberish.
On and On and On she goes ~ Having no understanding or concept As to the drowning affect that her Voiced pen is having on others.
On and On and On she goes ~ Caring not for one infinitesimal second That she is actually driving some talented poets bonkers!
On and On and On she goes ~ Does she not ~ within the realms of her actual life Have even one person to actually Listen to the abundance of words That she so obviously has Floating in the concaves of her skull?
On and On and On she goes ~ The more I read The more my heart brakes With feelings of compassion and sorrow For this lonely unhappy soul. Will she ever stop?
I implore just one kind and compassionate man Who is reading this To have pity on us and end Her quest for attention Thereby giving the rest of us some peace.
Love you Mady and miss Cafe Jim dearly. Where is our JimEee?
Kathy
doglover14OPhudson, New York USAApr 21, 2020
Kathy My, My ~ What pretty cartoons you've chosen...lol.
I don't think the day will come that I stop missing Cafe`. He was such a joy to so many people.
So far as JimEee ~ He's probably lying patiently in wait for some unsuspecting young maiden to walk into one of those traps ~ set deep in the forest ~ that he and Cafe` placed ~ while of course sipping on some 'funny tea'...lol.
An honest write my friend, but she only listens to the voices in her head, she is trying to ingratiate herslef with others by commenting, never mind she will go eventually. Rob
doglover14OPhudson, New York USAApr 22, 2020
Salamuna ~ Thank you so much for reading & commenting on my attempt at humor regarding a subject matter that is anything but humorous.
Of course I realized that it would be neither of value nor purpose ~ but it felt good to just let the words flow. I've had a real long dry spell ~ so actually I was grateful for the inspiration...lol.
Mady
doglover14OPhudson, New York USAApr 22, 2020
Hi Rob ~ Thank you so much for both reading and commenting on my little absurdity.
I am very grateful that I am not privy to 24/7 access into her head. OMG ~ Send me to jail instead.
Seriously ~ I realize that nothing I or anyone else has to say will make any difference ~ but sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do...lol. And you were totally correct ~ this too will end some day...more lol.
Mady the Lady,...Savvy insight. The appropriate clinical term used is... 'Manic Bi-Polar.' It is a truly crippling disease of the mind with no real cure. The illness can be 'managed' with appropriate pharmaceuticals, a class of drugs known as either 'antipsychotics,' or 'hypnotics,' such as Halcyon..... These however have severe negative side-effects, Halcyon especially. 'Mood-stabilzers' are often combined to suppress the negative side-effects of the first two classes of medications when used in conjunction when clinically-appropriate, yet at that point institutionalization is often required. Well-written piece that summed it up all so well. Take care, C.
doglover14OPhudson, New York USAApr 22, 2020
Christian ~ Thank you so much for your kind and informative comments. In the 'old days' it was called 'manic depressive'. Unfortunately I am well aware of it and the path of havoc that it creates. My sister was one of the first people put on Lithium ~ the original ( so far as I know) drug of choice back in the'50's. It's a terrible condition ~ both for the person and for their families.
Again thank you ~ and please stay safe. Mady
doglover14OPhudson, New York USAApr 23, 2020
You are wise Christian. I've always been most fearful of those who deem themselves to be "normal". What is normal? Who is normal? Are we 'normal'? I think not. Perhaps we should start a club for those of us that possibly might be just a tad 'off'. We are the 'thinkers' of the world. We ( of course I can really only speak for myself) ~ are the ones with the imaginations and the ability to realize that 'normal' people are terribly frightening.
Hmmmmm.....sounds like I've really gone over the edge...lol.
Hi, doglover14, Listen to the abundance of words... Floating in the concaves of her skull Though I sift through all of the words that float through my head and try to pick out a few words/images with the same focus that might work well together, sometimes a friend will say, you know you have at least two poems in there. It isn’t until they point it out that I notice it. Hopefully, we will all continue to develop as poets and people. ...my heart brakes With feelings of compassion and sorrow Thank you for sharing your poetic thoughts as everyone wrestles with how to avoid drowning in words when we are all hoping to be validated, challenged and/or shored up by them.
doglover14OPhudson, New York USAApr 24, 2020
Gnj4u ~ Thank you so much for taking the time to read and to comment on this writing.
True ~ most of us probably have an excess or a surplus of both meaningful and meaningless words floating around in our minds. Fortunatly for the rest of us ~ the majority of us have the ability to somewhat filter that which reaches the rest of the world.
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Love you Mady and miss Cafe Jim dearly. Where is our JimEee?
Kathy
My, My ~ What pretty cartoons you've chosen...lol.
I don't think the day will come that I stop missing Cafe`. He was such a joy to so many people.
So far as JimEee ~ He's probably lying patiently in wait for some unsuspecting young maiden to walk into one of those traps ~ set deep in the forest ~ that he and Cafe` placed ~ while of course sipping on some 'funny tea'...lol.
Stay safe ~ Mady teddybear:
to break through an unbreakable wall.stay safe. Lily
Rob
Thank you so much for reading & commenting on my attempt at humor regarding a subject matter that is anything but humorous.
Of course I realized that it would be neither of value nor purpose ~ but it felt good to just let the words flow. I've had a real long dry spell ~ so actually I was grateful for the inspiration...lol.
Mady
Thank you so much for both reading and commenting on my little absurdity.
I am very grateful that I am not privy to 24/7 access into her head. OMG ~ Send me to jail instead.
Seriously ~ I realize that nothing I or anyone else has to say will make any difference ~ but sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do...lol.
And you were totally correct ~ this too will end some day...more lol.
Mady
Thank you so much for your kind and informative comments. In the 'old days' it was called 'manic depressive'. Unfortunately I am well aware of it and the path of havoc that it creates. My sister was one of the first people put on Lithium ~ the original ( so far as I know) drug of choice back in the'50's. It's a terrible condition ~ both for the person and for their families.
Again thank you ~ and please stay safe.
Mady
I think not.
Perhaps we should start a club for those of us that possibly might be just a tad 'off'. We are the 'thinkers' of the world. We ( of course I can really only speak for myself) ~ are the ones with the imaginations and the ability to realize that 'normal' people are terribly frightening.
Hmmmmm.....sounds like I've really gone over the edge...lol.
Abnormality is power...OMG...Mady
Listen to the abundance of words...
Floating in the concaves of her skull
Though I sift through all of the words that float through my head and try to pick out a few words/images with the same focus that might work well together, sometimes a friend will say, you know you have at least two poems in there. It isn’t until they point it out that I notice it. Hopefully, we will all continue to develop as poets and people.
...my heart brakes
With feelings of compassion and sorrow
Thank you for sharing your poetic thoughts as everyone wrestles with how to avoid drowning in words when we are all hoping to be validated, challenged and/or shored up by them.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read and to comment on this writing.
True ~ most of us probably have an excess or a surplus of both meaningful and meaningless words floating around in our minds. Fortunatly for the rest of us ~ the majority of us have the ability to somewhat filter that which reaches the rest of the world.
Variety is the spice of life they say...lol.
Mady