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Posted by Joan797 on March 5, 2006, at 22:27:31
They hide inside and fester and scab over, eventually healing but leaving a nasty scar.
The soul, like the body, recovers even if you don't want it to.
You can stab my heart a million times....
I bleed the same each instance.Show me how much you can hurt me,
I'll show you how much more I can take.Laying here on the cold ground,
gaping open wounds pouring life forth.I open my arms towards you,
forgiving you your sins.Slap me again, it still hurts.
Kiss her once for me, she knows not my stamina.Love knows no limit, no boundary, no restitution.
Let me show you how long I can endure.
How much time do you have?A lifetime?
Yes, my love, me too.Joan
Posted by Tanzanite on March 5, 2006, at 23:34:39
In reply to Where do Bleeding Souls Go?, posted by Joan797 on March 5, 2006, at 22:27:31
The soul heals over but the scars never go away. So true. And the scars seem to get deeper and deeper and more painful as time goes by. I just don't know how strong I am to take it. Is my soul so resilient as yours? I want strength and peace of mind. Where to go for that?
Thanks for this awesome poetry
Tanzanite
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