Thanks, luvleetasha. This means a lot to me (though it took me how long to reply/read it?) that you took the time and care to write this. Thanks you. Well done.
My fave words: She rests in reticence; her gift Learned before she hardly knew With eyes open and mouth shut she’d drift Soaking up everything as she grew
The gift she’d oft take too far Became a curse instead Her mind “bottled up” like a jar Full of words unsaid
Harv So I lost my mind now I'm ready to find my way/Back home/Today/To stay/ The way you wished I would/And I swear/To stay/The way you wished I would Train,I Wish You Would
"And yet, it does rain for them Though, sometimes not for weeks Just so they can know for sure The feel of wetted cheeks"
This poem is beautiful. I feel ... reluctant ... to respond, because I am reading into it very far. But I love the idea that is presented in this final verse; that (as I read it) nature is able to provide some kind of emotional outlet, even when we are unable to release our emotions/words ourselves. Thank you for writing this, it also puts into perspective an experience I had a few months ago (totally unrelated) which reminded me that I can still cry until my eyes burn and my throat closes. That is an important memory for me. Well done, as usual.
the ephemeral -bigsiste
The truth has bound us, Tears and flames unite us ****************************************** Sometimes you're the windshield, baby; sometimes, you're the bug.
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