Others may not know what you have gone through.
You don't have to listen because they never knew.
Only you know your true feelings and emotions.
All the pain and worries you drink like a potion.
- Salvia.S
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It is true that no one can ever know what you feel even if they have gone through the same things. A lovely poem with the meaning of don't judge and don't assume you know. Well done
Thank you very much for the read and kind words of understanding... Much appreciated!!!
Whether elixir or poison has been brewed for no one else🙏🏻🕊
Appreciate your insight!!! Thanks for the read & comment!!!!
Most welcome 🙏🏻 🕊and thank you for supporting my poems as well 👍🏻
Quite a wise and intelligent statement, powerfully and beautifully versed... Best wishes, dear!
Thank you very much dear for the read, encouragement and the fave ❤️!!
It is true. Only we can truly know what we've been through. Advice may come, but only we can determine if it is relevant to follow. Well done on this insightful piece. 🌹👏
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You are most welcome!
Such fine true words Salvia.
Andy
Thanks for the feedback!!!
Both the heart and the soul are mysteries. While the heart can be seen in some circumstances, the soul remains totally elusive. But it is still there and remains powerful. It exerts its powers in the shadow.
Thank you for the read and thoughtful words!!! Much appreciated!!
you have definitely nailed it in these few lines.. people often pass comments without knowing the truth - so just ignore them as only you know what's happening
Thank you so much for your kind understanding!!! I mostly ignore them pretending that I'm not hurt....
yes- its useless to open up when the other side ignores the obvious - so ignore them too...
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