A heart-touching poem. It opens the reader's mind to the sadness of your words, empathy with you for your hidden scars, and flashes of memory of one's own scars.
I'm so glad God can heal the scars and give hope. And that makes me think of Jesus, and the scars He wears. To think that He bore the cross, "despising the shame, for the joy that waited for Him"
We are His joy.

Good writing, Randy.
Connie

Randy,

I agree, there is no pain more painful than when we hurt inside. Wonderful writing, may the scars fade.
Take care, Stuart

Those are the scars we carry with us throughout our journey of life, nicely penned...

Be always safe,
Karen

Yes,I agree I have them scars also well written dear man...have a wonderful and safe day OK...Hugssss,much love too you

,,scars are a reminder of hurts,,though they can make us stronger and better because of them. Hope yours all heal!
Christine

Soon, I hope those scars will only be a memory, maybe. I've had many. Today I deal with the new scars. If we dwell on the old the new will add more pain.

Sew words and yet, a thousands of years of world knowledge, simple words that don't explain the scars, just show them to the reader.

Georg

Hey Randy,the most deep scars that people have are the ones that are inside of us.It will never go away and not even a doctor can cure it.This is indeed an honest and truthfully poem.take care

Edwin

so true you take care

So true - the ones on the inside are hardest to heal and, most often, impossible to see. -- Jeff

Right on, Randy. You express the truth. It is the inner scars that never seem to disappear. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Randy,

Truth! Very well penned. I carry a lot of scars, inside and out, as well - the ones on the inside hurt the worst. :(

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

Oh is this true Randy, My whole body is filled with scars, but some one the inside are the ones I mind the most. God bless you for this touching write. Love, Bonnie

Unfortunately...this happens to most people...

Sandie Angel :o(