Tag Archives: suffering

What Good to Grieve

What good to grieve a faded hour? The sun has long since filled the sky and led to moments come and gone as filled with life as that passed dawn. Besides, to mourn what has now ceased, too long, is … Continue reading

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Nobody Wants to Hear

I could be bitter about all this shit or at least, start to doubt a benevolent universe; whine on in rhyme about storm clouds and sunshine that doesn’t come out ‘cept to drink up the water. My angst could flower … Continue reading

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Recrimination

I could dredge up every wrong and each intentioned slight to catalog the way the world has hurt me, or just might and in that laundry list of ills imagined, or in fact, find solace in a victim’s role to … Continue reading

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Feast During Famine

When Obiwan Kenobi felt the end of Alderaan it was as if a hole appeared and swallowed, to a man, the lifeforce of each precious soul existing ’til that time and twisted, perhaps frayed, the cord of which we form … Continue reading

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Hell is to the North

They say the way is often well-paved and leads down along the map. But I have wondered, lying listening to the constant rain, about the benefits of concrete and steel until it dawns on me. The say that Mecca is … Continue reading

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The Uses of this World

Is it any wonder that the world has turned to shit in the minds of those who find in it no sacred benefit, who think the earth is only temporary living space, a proving ground for humans on their way … Continue reading

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Procrastination

If I put those parts of me I distain away in a box, where they can hide from the world, if I just do not decide their resolution, I can avoid pain and needling from their sharp little jabs. Their … Continue reading

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