When one dwells in La-La Land,
The misery of others, they don't understand.
They are ignorant, compelled to blurt advice.
They drone on, never thinking twice.
They read verse that was penned with pain and tears,
Verse about suffering that has gone on for years.
They review, comment and look for errors,
While breaking bones and sucking out the marrow.
Comments are uncaring, " just sniff a rainbow, let pain go!"
Not have experienced that pain, how in the hell do they know?
Their advice flows freely, they know it all,
They can solve it all, just heed their call!
They send regards from La-La Land,
Where nothing touches them, all is well and taken in hand.
They just ignore, never hear,
They do not validate someone's feelings and fears.
Their words are lofty and float above,
They hold no caring, compassion or love.
They do not wear a judge's robe, no one has invited them to preach,
They do not have a clue, but want to teach.
Hear the pain, try to understand,
Or keep yor sorry ass in La-La Land!
Don't worry - Be Happy has always been my motto!
It could their advice they don't look twice at, after all the pain they have been faltering in - My friend
Many points are said clearly here!
La La Land really isn't such a bad place, helps you get through the constant rat race...lol
STay Positive!
Unless you don't want too...
Warmest Blessings and Love, Warrior Purple Gypsy Passion Sheexooo
Oh I don't know, somtimes La La Land is just what we need to group our emotions so we can walk out whole. As your song sings, don't worry, just be happy......
I used to work with a person that your poem described to perfection...I also have a friend whose daughter is a song writer, she just wrote a beautiful gospel song titled...Walk A Mile in My Shoes...goes well with your poem. Well said my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
I hear you...and yes...only those who know how dark it can get deep within...would know what real pain can do to you...and to some it becomes a victory to see other jumping the cliff.
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It could their advice they don't look twice at, after all the pain they have been faltering in - My friend
Many points are said clearly here!
La La Land really isn't such a bad place, helps you get through the constant rat race...lol
STay Positive!
Unless you don't want too...
Warmest Blessings and Love, Warrior Purple Gypsy Passion Sheexooo
Be always safe,
Karen
Blessings,
Joyce B.
I hear you...and yes...only those who know how dark it can get deep within...would know what real pain can do to you...and to some it becomes a victory to see other jumping the cliff.
Love Tinka
A powerful write - some have nothing better to do than to bring others down to La La Land - well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.