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The Edge of Something Remembered
by Marissa M Couchon → (All Poetry by Marissa M Couchon)
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This was brought on by a friends problem with mental disorders.


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Hidden in the corridors of our mind
we keep looking but never find
the reasons why we try to hide
on the edge of something remembered

Troubles and our torrid situations
have pushed at us and our past relations
leaving us searching and often battered
on the edge of something remembered

With each slap and empty promise
we look for something we have missed
something we lost hold of and stripped
on the edge of something remembered

Vulnerable, victims of our toubled mind
we keep searching... but, will we ever find
what caused our souls to be so scared
on the edge of something remembered

Somewhere between sanity and insanity
there is a boarder to our tourtured reality
When all we want is just to be understood
On the edge of something remembered

We feel scared, lost, tired and alone
if we just looked up or picked up a phone
we'd find it's actually packed, jammed & crowded
on the edge of something remembered

Get up, open your eyes and look around
you will be amazed by what you've found
Come on get up and get recovered
Join us . . .

on the edge of something remembered  

 

 


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 Reviews of "The Edge of Something Remembered"
Reviewed by jeannie accountius (Reader)
Reviewed on June 25, 2011
i like the flow .

Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on May 19, 2011
SOMETIMES THE ONLY WAY TO GET TO THE 'CORE' OF OUR PROBLEMS...TO GET TO AND FACE WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO REMEMBER IS WITH THE GOD'S HELP. HE USES INSTRUMENTS LIKE THERAPISTS AND MEDICINE, BUT THE GREATEST INSTRUMENT IS 'PRAYER'. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on October 17, 2007
The line between what is thought as "sanity" and "insanity" is very fine indeed, Marissa. Who really knows? Thank you for sharing this poem. Love and peace to you,



Regis


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