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wellnessthruplay
Jodi Eyraud
United States, CA

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a moment in thought

The haunting memories of what once was or what could have been. The pictures'the visions. The closeness, the distance that now tears apart the indecision of what is reality and what is fake.

Is all that happens a nightmare? With each stab in the heart am I gaining strength and wisdom or am I merely diminishing, turning into a bitter, hateful person?

The softness in me struggles to stay hidden only to protect my last virtuous sanctity, which is what is left of my sanity.

Is all lost or will I truly discover the meaning of this life and the path I am to follow?

I beg of whoever there is to help me--whether it be God or a spiritual guidance--show me decisiveness and please give me the strength to be the person that I want to become'not the person that I have fallen victim too.

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2runaway Comment by: 2runaway - 2006-06-28 22:04
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you really captured internal conflict. It was lovely and sad. I liked it and was touched by it.
wellnessthruplay Comment by: wellnessthruplay - 2006-06-19 10:37
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Fortunately I wrote this piece almost four yyears ago and thankfuly have found guidance.

Jodi
wellnessthruplay Comment by: wellnessthruplay - 2006-06-18 21:10
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Thanks Paulie...I droped it. It was there in the heat of the emotion. Your right it does take away.

Jodi
suleem Comment by: suleem - 2006-06-18 18:20
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You have come to the core of heart felt emotion, as if in debate with yourself to either willfully accept what is compassionate about you or fail.
Very heart felt.
Suzanne.
I call this surrender and when there is surrender there are always answers.
psgri2003 Comment by: psgri2003 - 2006-06-18 14:42
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wow, this was cool -- a real stylistic shift. great rhythm and pace throughout. my only suggestion -- drop 'give me strength' from the end of the poem because ironically it weakens what went before.
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