I feel the last piece is very telling and very painful to read:
"I wonder should I leave this place
never return to visit
your future full of pain,
or continue raining silent moisture every day.
These walls you live behind are a fortress
that drain my soul,
no matter how hard I try,
alone.....
I cannot make them dissipate."
Beautiful and powerful poetry. Tears mean we are alive. Good to have moisture and know pain and pleasure.
"I wonder should I leave this place
never return to visit
your future full of pain,"
Thank you for the excellent poem.
Coyote
Lovely lines, Neva. Seems you're speaking of silence as well. I too, honed in on the line you highlighted under your title. Letting go is hard and letting go of someone you've tried to support through hardship can be even greater. Searching in ourselves for peace is the only real answer. A friend that is dealing with a similar situation asked yesterday, "when do you stop trying to reach someone that has shut you out?" My reply, "when you're at peace and no longer hear God's call in that relationship." Even God knows some people are not receptive to the people He lays in his/her path to be their for them. He will release the burden in time.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
thank you so much for your wonderful review and your solid wisdom.
' I wander through your thoughts ~ with eyes full of silent moisture ~ falling down on those walls ~ you blindly live behind.. .. '
This is more than sad because it reads as if admitting defeat, having to move away from someone completely loved, being unable to gently break down that person's apparent withdrawal .. cause unknown to this reviewer but could be illness.
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