Notice of absence from NinjaGirl
Hi everyone! I have been gone for a while, I don’t know if any of you all have noticed, but I apologize for not leaving a notice anyway. I will be gone for a while. I am not done writing poetry, and I have not given up. But I will be away for some time. I expect to return around 2028. Not sure if any of you guys will see this, but thank you for reading my poetry. Please do not worry, I will be okay! I look forward to returning!
Hi everyone! I have been gone for a while, I don’t know if any of you all have noticed, but I apologize for not leaving a notice anyway. I will be gone for a while. I am not done writing poetry, and I have not given up. But I will be away for some time. I expect to return around 2028. Not sure if any of you guys will see this, but thank you for reading my poetry. Please do not worry, I will be okay! I look forward to returning!
"You're a bad person."
Well I'm really not trying to be
But I keep making mistakes
Why can't I be good enough?
Why can't I always say the right thing?
Why must I disappoint you so?
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You’re a trying person!
Haha thank you!
Three damaging questions with one answer. Because you think so. A powerful poem with a most sad implication. Self questioning leads others to question as well. Nicely written
Thank you!
Most welcome
You are a beautiful soul, my friend! This poem? Beautiful expression of never feeling enough! But: YOU ARE ENOUGH! ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
Thank you dear friend
You are most welcome, my friend!
Too keen to adjust, to fit in. Be you and let them come to...... you!
If people were more sensitive, anyone could conclude that he or she is a 'bad person.' This is a problem of human nature and a very vulnerable topic. A rhetorical question is a figure of thought, so this poem full of rhetorical questions encourages reflection very effectively.
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