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Posted by StrawberriesYum on October 30, 2005, at 2:58:48
hear me
Do you hear my silent cries?
Are you listening for them?
Do you see the emptiness inside
where anger howls and batters away
inside me where pain is all
and frustration threatens to drown
all that I am and drain me away?
Do you see my dread to reveal too much
of who I am lest you recoil
from my ugliness that I fear
you will see inside me?
Please see some spark in me worth saving,
that I might have an anchor
in the midst of a churning,
storm-tossed sea, helpless
against the onslaught of fear
that looms and threatens to devour
my identity and my choices
of who I want to be.
As I try to withstand the
hurricane-force winds that shatter,
and scatter the shards of my
pain-wracked soul beyond my
trembling reach, please hear my
silent, desperate plea for succor
in my time of need and hopeless hoping
that perhaps someone may
nurture my anguished spirit and
hold my fragile heart in careful,
tender hands, with much Love and
Patience to endure me through
my trials and rejoice with me
as I discover precious eternal
truths.Copyright ME 1993
Posted by AdaGrace on October 31, 2005, at 10:26:15
In reply to hear me (some words should be emphasized but can't, posted by StrawberriesYum on October 30, 2005, at 2:58:48
Many times I have felt that if someone could just see what I am going through, not ask me to explain, but offer unconditional support and love, then I might just survive this life.
I understand where this writing is coming from.
I understand the reaching out, hoping someone, anyone can see the pain behind the laughter.
I relate to the yearning to be understood, simply understood.To be accepted, to be loved, to be wanted and cherished and encouraged to grow and bloom...it's all there inside me.....inside us all.
No matter what has been done to us, no matter what we have done to others or ourselves, most of us have that inner desire to just be cherished for who we are right now.
I understand. I soooo understand.
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