i found this poem from the internet during avail time (meaning idle time, or there are no calls) in the office... i don't know how you would see this poem.. *smiles*
Ruhe
Pain isn’t meant to be held in your arms;
Not meant to turn your palms red with cuts;
Not meant to puncture your heart.
And yet you let pain live within you. . .
I cannot forever be your medicine -I am the morphine.
Not the cure.
Let your wounds heal. Let the hurt escape.
You must rest.
Bearing your life in a plastic bag that has a tear -
It could leak any second.
And yet, we can find no thread to mend it.
I will not let you spill onto the pavement.
But sometimes I feel my fingers slipping.
And wonder if I’ve grown too tired to care.
Replace your broken boards. Let the hurt escape.
You must rest.
Every ticking second is precious;
Every moment and memory is alive.
Your life, the one I know you cannot love or hate, is fading
And brightening, surging and flickering.
But what will I do when the blackout comes?
Recharge yourself. Let the hurt escape.
You must rest.
By Alexander, 10th grade
submitted to the Edgar Allan Poe exercise at Totally Optional Prompts
Ruhe
Pain isn’t meant to be held in your arms;
Not meant to turn your palms red with cuts;
Not meant to puncture your heart.
And yet you let pain live within you. . .
I cannot forever be your medicine -I am the morphine.
Not the cure.
Let your wounds heal. Let the hurt escape.
You must rest.
Bearing your life in a plastic bag that has a tear -
It could leak any second.
And yet, we can find no thread to mend it.
I will not let you spill onto the pavement.
But sometimes I feel my fingers slipping.
And wonder if I’ve grown too tired to care.
Replace your broken boards. Let the hurt escape.
You must rest.
Every ticking second is precious;
Every moment and memory is alive.
Your life, the one I know you cannot love or hate, is fading
And brightening, surging and flickering.
But what will I do when the blackout comes?
Recharge yourself. Let the hurt escape.
You must rest.
By Alexander, 10th grade
submitted to the Edgar Allan Poe exercise at Totally Optional Prompts
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