Pushing Forward

littlegoat23

All around things are going great.

So why is it that my happiness is fake?

Forced until my mind believes that it is true,

and so does every single one of you.

I have no reason to complain.

All is good there is no rain.

But inside for some reason the hail attacks,

Leaving me with bruises that are black.

I feel the ache will never cease,

that I can only pray to be in one piece.

So the tears begin to fall down my cheeks.

I choose to be happy, so why can't I feel it?

Is there something wrong with me? That I don't fit,

into all of the positivity that I create.

If not what makes me feel numb in this space?

Why is it I have to strain to have a smile on my face?

When all around me there is joy, and pieces of my life are being put in place,

For my future, this I just don't understand.

And I don't know if I ever can.

I will continue what I am doing, maybe there will be a change.

I can start a new chapter, turn the page.

if nothing transforms after that I will have to try a different tactic.

Because if I do not then I will be giving up, and that I do not agree with.

 

  • Author: littlegoat23 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 10th, 2016 15:17
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments3

  • Elegant_Style

    wow, this is amazing and i admire you for it. Continue to push on and keep writing!! you are special

  • Tony36

    Awesome Awesome write

    • littlegoat23

      Thank you 🙂

      • Tony36

        Welcome

      • SabreLi

        Such a poignant piece - despite what we all have to be grateful for (full capacity; food on the table; a roof over our head) we still feel lacking. This emotion is relative. And then comes the guilt, doubt and questions; why do we feel this way when we have a lot to be thankful for? Such a true message here, we'll done! 🙂 xx

        • littlegoat23

          Thank you, I appreciate your kind words



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