Good Night, Sweet Dreams

May 3, 2014

I hide my tears when I say your name,
But the pain in my Heart remains the same.
Although I smile and seem carefree,
there’s no one who misses U more than me.
Good Night, and Sweet Dreams.

Source: Romance-love

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    Shane

    April 22, 2022

    Does a caterpillar become sad when it takes flight from the cocoon? Would it be selfish for a person to be sad when I loved one dies because we miss them? Do a person cling on to their memory or should we be glad because they have moved on to next life? Its a time of renewing strength, I grow happy that such a human has learned the lessons of their particular life! My selfish heart wants to cling on to how they made me feel while they were living but my mind rejoicing with overflowing love because they have taken on such a beautiful metamorphosis!

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