My Heart
I sit alone in bed and cry
Wondering why
Wondering why
The pain is relentless
And endless
Always endless
I'm slipping and sliding into a pool of sadness
Madness
Sadness and Madness
Come, catch me if you can
I need you
Maybe you might need me too
Kiss me
Tame me
Keep me
Slain me
Just don't leave
Or I will grieve
And cry some more
Until I'm sore
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What a beautiful piece, you expressed your feelings very well. :) Hope you are okay.
- Sohail
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Thank you for reading. I have my good moments and my bad moments.
I think you have a wonderful way of opening your heart. It's a very touching poem.
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Thank you dear
What beautiful words from a beautiful heart :)
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Thank you very much, that means a lot to me.
Your words, sharp and powerful, thump in rhythm at the door of my own frailty, empaling my heart until I feel numb and devastated
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Thank you for reading and leaving such a great comment Chris.
you have your moments as do we all, and though we literally live on the opposite sides of the planet I will always be here to "hold you until the shakes have passed" that has never changed in the years we have been friends and it never will!
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Thank you Sky. It is very comforting to know I have friends who truly care and will not leave me when things get tough. I am so glad we have each other.
Your words seem to come from a wounded heart. Your words open my heart to you. My heart will always be yours and it will never leave you.
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I am very touched. I am so very lucky to have such a wonderful man in my life. Thank you.
I have known this type of pain and I'm sorry this happened to you.
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Thank you Kimberly. It means a lot to me that you have taken the time to read some of my work.
A very melancholy piece. I enjoyed it very much.
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Thank you so much Darrell. I really appreciate it.
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