Only good shall suffer.
For the rest, a buffer,
Shelfish shield from pain
And of any blaming stain
Tainting a care-free disposition
With some unwanted information
Wall of ears only hearing
what to them is not endearing
Preserving their uncompromising happiness
In a blissful willing act of blindness
I look down on your grief with disdain
I choose to ignore the poignancy of your pain
It is inconvenient to my care-free inclination
It is unattractive to me
I am fearful of truly feeling what to others is not appealing
I fear pain
What is to fear but pain
For death has no dominion on us
What their does not fear
Compassion come not comply
happy-disposition
Yet when one has lost a mother.
The pain is to sincere to utter.
For it is beyond the symbols
Of millenia by-gone
we have chosen to express our innermost feelings
And in this pain you are not one
But it is beyond expression and understanding
Caring is suffering, loving is suffering.
Pain, grief, depression
selfless blind love, careless of the imminent
loss,
Only brave shall suffer
Only love shall suffer
Only care shall suffer
Only knowing shall suffer.
Yet the buffer wears thin
And soon under healing skin
Grief imminent ever present
Unravels the spiraling descent
And you will fear that debilitating thread
And you will feel the grief you have fled
And you might feel what has been felt
But so you have lived and you have dealt
With pain greater than death, loss so
great which goes beyond the realm of words
it has to be lived and not two people have lived it the same way
And when you have felt this pain nothing will be the same, and you will be good, brave, love or care no more
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