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| Meow! Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Somewhere Over the Rainbow
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| "Hope" I am an empty vessel Slowly being filled with love. Love from my family Concerned for my safety. Love from my friends Who have confidence in me. Even love from my cats. Who understands I need him. The love I used to have for myself... There is a glimmer of it in the darkness. As I wait for the glimmer to grow My energy reserves slowly come back. I am still in pain But there is now hope. Hope that my loved one now understands To what extent I've gone for him. To try to make him believe That the loss of his belief and trust and love Was just too much to take. I let myself give up the battle But this War will always go on. Seemingly forever, but there has to be an end A holding action A coping skill yet to be learned, or perhaps forgotten. Try to relax, and let it come back to me Let my overwhelmed mind rest a little while A reprieve for a few days. The ray of hope grows stronger The words of encouragement sink in. I have the strength Even though I feel weak as a new born babe. I was born with a strength to survive The animalistic will to survive At all costs... Even at the cost of a foot in a trap. If I should lose a piece of me in this fight Let it be the negative thoughts I speak to myself. Let the strength I gain Be the true self -- a positive, independent thinker. Someone who can love herself And hence be loved by those around her. I let my feelings down on paper........so there it went! :spectacle
__________________ "If a Child feels Safe, Wanted & Loved, You are a Successful Parent!" ~~"A relationship is like sand in your hand. If held loosely in the palm of your hand it stays there, but as soon as you close your hand tightly it slips through your fingers!!~~ |
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