by Wild flower
Standing and aplauding woooooooohoooooi:) |
by Tara Kay
This poem spoke to me, it was deep within its message that things don't need to be as bad as they are, that sometimes we need to see that people love you and you should repay that love with gratitude. |
This was a short but strong powerful words |
by Darren
What I like about this is this, |
by Angie
This is so sad, yet so damn true... people just care about themselves anymore and not about those around them, they put their elderly loved ones in homes so they don't have to be bothered with them and then they hardly, if ever, go visit... this brings tears to my eyes and breaks my heart... powerful words you have written! |
by Amreen
What a bitter truth. So well said. I can relate a lot to it. And also we really do sit alone and wait for that bright sunshine when life is all materialistic |
by Baby Rainbow
Mental anguish |
by Chelsey
Wow...that opening stanza is really quite sad...My intake on in seemed more like someone who wants to make a difference is slowly giving up hope that people they want to help are just unchangeable.. but we cant lose hope..maybe for 20 minutes, or a day, but not all together...sometimes it takes years of persistance to reach people and sometimes certain people need to hit rock bottom before they acknowledge they need help and are willing to accept it. |
by Darren
This poem could have been written for all of us, I think it is one of the most relate-able poems I have read in the years I have been on here. 'Delusional idea' is really cutting, so self mocking. Yet you proceed with this thought even though you know deep down it won't affect change. |