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A Poem to Those Who Drown Themselves in Grief and Sorrow, And Have No Hope or Desire to See Tomorrow
The soul who languishes in darkness
and despair
Finds comfort in the misery that
awaits it there –
Spends a wasted life,
wallowing in grief –
Drowning in its own tears –
having no belief
That life is both the valleys and
the peaks
And a new sun shines brightly
every day.
But in darkness all
grows weary
And despair, like a shroud,
is everywhere.
To not extend a hand
in kindness
Is more cruel than any self-pity
one wears,
For another human soul seeks
solace –
Even if it ignores the hand,
and remains unaware
That every soul is loved
by God
And by caring people
everywhere.
I shall not be counted as
another one
Who turns away and does
not care.
I shall continue to extend
my hand
Knowing full well I may be holding only
empty air
Within my heart and soul I feel
compassion
And shall try to join my brothers, sisters
friends, and mates
Someday we shall walk into
the sunlight together
As our souls become one, and
we assimilate,
For despair and sorrow can be
overcome –
Despair and sorry can be
overcome
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