ELIZABETH, I AM SO GLAD THAT BY THE GRACE OF A GOOD GOD...THIS WAS WRITTEN THEN BUT TODAY IS NOW AND BY YOUR WRITING, SO DIFFERENT. BLESSINGS TO AND YOURS AND THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE,
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

You are in the game. but the game needs you. and yet still you play the game although you do not want to be in it!
great writing.

Liz,
It does seem like life throws curve ball after curve ball. Harder for some than others. Stay strong. Love and Hugs,
Sheila

I appreciate your candidness and your strength. I thank you for helping us to be aware of what you struggle with...to help us understand the fight that many deal with on a daily basis.

Cryssa

Sad,but express beautifully.I hope you are doing alright.take care

EDWIN

Heartrending poem, Liz.
Please take care of you.

That is a great description of the frustration of pain and confusion when it seems impossible to do anything about them. Well written, Liz. Unfortunately, the best way to know how to write about such events is to live through them. I echo John that you show great strength, but please take time to care for yourself. Remember the admonitions, "Be still and know that I am God," and "Hand your troubles to God for Him to work out." Easier said then done, but search for the faith, and you will find it....Jerry

Fastastic! Well written!

Sad poem , but beautifully written
to emphasize the feelings!

Love,
Eileen

Liz, the pain is palpable. Terrible to suffer in silence, in hiding. I hope you receive relief soon, and also understanding. Blessings and hugs, Elizabeth

Liz, life can sure be bubbling over with so much struggles these days,, and indeed,,,may the rain wash away the strain! Moving write
Christine

Oh my,please stay strong sweet lady..my prayers are always with you..Hugss
Love Always sweet friend,
Chanti Lace

Elizabeth,
The honesty and directness of telling are unimaginably powerful here, and nothing is denied or pushed under. You show great strength in this fine poem.
John

How sad, so full of anxiety and pain and sometimes it never seems to end. I pray you will be well....

Be always safe,
Karen

Liz,

Healing in these lines for those who suffer from mental illness and can write about it as powerfully as you do - well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Quill therapy with really timed and rhymed song lyrics, Liz...acoustic guitar and chromium strings could pluck this out...the best songs are written from real incidents in life...Remember, Roy Orbison did Crying...be well.

Love,
Sage

Hi Elizabeth, this piece for so many has a familiar ring to it. Have to hang on... stay strong, and thank you for sharing...

In Spirit,
Bear

I can certainly empathize with this for lately I seem to be bombarded by one problem after another...just have to hang on thought and hope for the world to eventually slow down and let us off.

Fee

Raw, honest, and very real; I find your verses most compelling, Liz. I send you love and my very best wishes,

Regis

"Left with frustrations and crying" tears give relief -and crying is an outlet. Good poems about crying are rare, like this one.

Cynthia