things she (did)n't do

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  1. ommanipadmehum

    ommanipadmehum Member

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    she never wanted them
    to feel her pain,
    all she wanted
    was them to see it

    she never forced them
    to listen,
    and yet she was dying
    to be heard

    she never explained them
    about the way she felt inside,
    and yet she was
    mistakenly sure they could tell

    she never told them
    how much she loved them,
    and yet she was hoping
    they could read the signs

    she never showed them
    her true talents
    and so she deeply,silently
    suffered

    she never asked them
    to be there for her,
    and yet she was
    craving for their love
     
  2. hippie_chick666

    hippie_chick666 Senior Member

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    This is a sad poem. I feel sorry for the main character. Poor girl. I can kind of relate to her in some ways. Very well written. I love this poem!

    Peace and love
     
  3. ommanipadmehum

    ommanipadmehum Member

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    hey there hippie one!


    thank you for reading me and for spending some time on replying...yeah this is sad i guess...there are times when i feel alone and abandoned and writing about it kinda helps me to release that pain and i guess i become stronger or i simply become aware of it...i don't know...thank you once again

    take care,
    -marina
     
  4. hippie_chick666

    hippie_chick666 Senior Member

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    Hey!

    Poetry is a great outlet for our feelings. I can really tell what mood I'm in by my poetry. Maybe you can tell how you are feeling too. I have a hard time expressing my feelings with words so I write. Do you find the same thing too?

    Peace and love
     

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