Just Fine Without You

Em,

Of everything I've ever wrote. This is my favorite poem.

I write about a lot of sadness, because truthfully, there is a lot of sadness in my soul and writing helps to release some of it. I also force myself to return to very dark places that perhaps I would rather not go back by detailing something so unspoken in an attempt to make an impact in various ways.

However, I'm filled with much more happiness than grief and I feel stronger, more empowered,and free than I ever have in my life.

I've been comtemplating how to better tie this poem in with Interminable Plight. They seem to conflict each other, however they're both truly how I feel. But I have yet to come up with the words to elaborate more on how they co-exist. If that makes sense.

But I'm working on the finishing touches of a couple more inspirational poems and I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much for your incredible words, feedback, and suppot.

With gratitude,
-Kara

Kara,

What an inspiring write because the people that do the domestic abuse are in need of feeling inferior someway or other. Domestic violence is a horrible truth and is happening to many men and women worldwide who are terrified to come forward and I am glad that you felt you could post such an inspirational piece on what happens afterwards.

Take care, Em