Topic: The Trouble With Words Pt. 2 | |
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Picture this like a letter
That I’m too afraid to send If I were you I’d hate me I’d rip it up to shreds If I were you I’d curse me To a life of hell and worse For saying what I said to you There is no good excuse I lost my temper, I lost my cool I went so very far I went where only tasteless people go And now I cannot turn back I can’t unsay those words I never should have thought I can’t undo the hurt I never should have caused I can’t reclaim that arrow I never should have aimed To say I’m sorry is not enough Some things you can’t forgive That’s not why I’m writing this It’s not forgiveness that I seek Someone told me once to “bleed it out” Just write what you think and feel I feel that I’m a heartless ***** I think I should be ashamed For doing what I always do When I don’t get what I “deserve” I kick and scream and throw a fit However I do it using words I’m glad you took the time to read this I’m sorry it was so very long It’s just my way of apologizing For being what I don’t want to be. |
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WORDS are like bullets.
You never release a bullet from your gun barrel, without knowing, it will penatrate ANYTHING in its path. Maybe even KILL. As with WORDS, once shot out from your mouth, THEY can NEVER RETURN! And like a bullet can Kill, some WORDS also can KILL a HEART! Very NICE write,,and with great meaning behind its action... |
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love it Cal
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Thank you both.
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You're right, in some ways. Some people have an easier time forgiving than others, but even with that...they never truly forget. A luxory that a lot of things have is the ability to be erased, but yes, the scar will remain even if the words disappear.
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Thank you for reading it, Fear.
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Thank you for reading it, Fear. I actually read it before you posted the link, I read all of your writing even if I don't reply to it. Sometimes I just can't find the words to express what I want them too. |
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Sometimes I wish I had that problem, I'm always finding words, bad ones and good.
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I love it, Calleigh.
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Thanks Plastic.
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I understand your poem, I always felt the purpose of a poem is for the reader to feel something, afer they read it. The feelings don't have to be defined, just felt, and you have accomplished that very well. In all of us is that dark day we wish we could all could have slept through.
Michael |
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Thank you, Bamtino. That's it exactly, I wish I could go back to that day and sleep through it.
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Absolutely brilliant.
The line "I went where only tasteless people go" strikes me as an almost-universal condemnation/application -- I think most of us have been "there" at some point....but how many can and will admit it as clearly and succinctly as you did....? Beautifully done. |
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I agree with Lex... I've been there before.. It rang true to me... I try to practice keeping my mouth zippered now so I don't go there.. It's too easy when angry..
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Thank you, Lex.
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its always obvious when someone is truely feeling what they write.
because it makes for an excellant piece of writeing. very much like a letter. very impressive i like the blatent honesty |
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I agree with Lex... I've been there before.. It rang true to me... I try to practice keeping my mouth zippered now so I don't go there.. It's too easy when angry.. You're right, it's too easy. From now on, I'm keeping silent, no matter how hurt or angry I am, it's better to deal with my own suffering than to know I did it to someone else. |
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its always obvious when someone is truely feeling what they write. because it makes for an excellant piece of writeing. very much like a letter. very impressive i like the blatent honesty Thank you, Lonetar. |
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