Why do the soft ones get hurt?

When it’s hardest for them to cope!
When they want to disappear!
Why do they bleed slowly?
And sink away into a thought of a bleak tomorrow?

So that they grow!
And the scar tissue hardens
Stronger than bones
That even sticks and stones
Are comparably soft
And brittle to touch

Why then do they cry?

For they do not see yet, their tomorrow
And do not see their wings!
Or hear the birds sing!

“The moon is gone
The sun is rising
It’s golden hour”

She deserves to smile
For what was, is gone
And she shall create what will be.
Not with a whimper
But with a bang
She will fly high again
With a smile

Wipe tears
Forget fears
Sip warm liquor
And contemplate on your rigors
None of it will be in vain
I’m falling asleep now (writing) on this night train
But promise me this.

That you dream happy thoughts

And in morrow time when I ask what happened
And why you had seemed so somber…
You cheer gleefully
And say
you forgot.

I hope it gets better swiftly
.

Sincerely Yours,

A messenger of good tidings.

Why do the happy ones get left behind

Happy
Happy
Happy

Gone away
Left alone
What happens when they are sad
How do they overcome
Howe do they believe
What makes them feel
Whole
Complete
Not depressed not mad
Not sad

Crying
Breaking
Aging
Facing the changes

Living with no life
Living and taking in each stride
Neglecting spiritualism and pride

Blind to all the hate
They face, alone
Alone