i like this.i like the rhyme, and the fact that a lot of us can connect with this no matter what color or race u are or what part of the world you live in, we all have something lurking behind the pretty outlook. a musician (fela) refers to it as "suffering and smiling"
i like this.i like the rhyme, and the fact that a lot of us can connect with this no matter what color or race u are or what part of the world you live in, we all have something lurking behind the pretty outlook. a musician (fela) refers to it as "suffering and smiling"
the girl with the pretty smile...... that was me and sometimes i put the locks back on the box..... but theres always that one person no matter where i am who succedes in unlocking.
I agree with Jordan, mostly from personal experience. The longer you hold it all in, the longer it's going to hurt. :( Try to avoid keeping that little locked black box...
The rhyme scheme you have going is really strong in most stanzas. My favorite was probably "Her sweet dreams are murdered, by nightmares that haunt, the angels shed tears, for the demons that taunt." However, it didn't quite flow as well in others. An example: "She tries to find beauty, but is reminded of pain, whenever there’s sunshine, it’s followed by rain." Here the rhyming sounds a little forced, and this is exactly where this method falls short.
Many of us hide because of past pain, the hardest thing to do is to let it all go and move on trusting that your heart can heal no matter what. The longer we hold our pain the longer we hurt. Your words were well written, good poetry.
"Call you up in the middle of the night, like a firefly without a light. You were there like a slow torch burning, I was a key that could use a little turning.
So tired that I couldn't even sl.. more..