Have you ever felt despair
The bleak dark nothing of depression
Where things will never be better
And your heart
Doesn’t have to will to love
Or to care
When nothing in life seems worthwhile
And your dreams are all for naught
Have you ever
Been that down, that sad
So sad you have no will to live
And tomorrow
Will be no better
You know for sure it won’t
And even worse
You just don’t care
Well Sue. You sure have me thinking today. Yes. I have felt (and feel) that way a lot of the time. My mom chose to leave early. It's not the thing to do. There's something not right about this world/timespace... ...you know what I mean. Love and best wishes to you,
Sue,
All I can write is that yes, I have felt that way and stopped just short of going over the balcony from the 15th floor building. I stopped myself because I looked at some "positives" in my life and decided not to end things.
heck! i thought it was you. it's terrible the hours or day one is in the 'dumps'. i think going out, activity and action are the solution. thanks for sharing
Reviewed by Theresa curnow (Reader)
Reviewed on June 9, 2007
Yes, I have Sue. I was in a dark place where all I did was stare at walls all day because I had no will or motivation. Happily, I feel a lot better these days. Great write Sue, love Theresa.
I've been there too! Believe me, I know exactly how you feel, and it is not a good place to be in.
However, we must try harder to pull ourselves out of that situation and look toward the positive side of everything. Sometimes when we look toward the positive side of things, we attract what's left of the positive in our lives and be able to pull ourselves up.
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All I can write is that yes, I have felt that way and stopped just short of going over the balcony from the 15th floor building. I stopped myself because I looked at some "positives" in my life and decided not to end things.
Thanks for sharing,
George
Thanks for expressing...but hey the sun never failed me yet!!
Love Tinka
Allen
Hugs, Laura
thanks,
dan
I've been there too! Believe me, I know exactly how you feel, and it is not a good place to be in.
However, we must try harder to pull ourselves out of that situation and look toward the positive side of everything. Sometimes when we look toward the positive side of things, we attract what's left of the positive in our lives and be able to pull ourselves up.
Wishing you well,
Sandie May Angel :o)