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how time heals all wounds
Posted On 02/04/2008 22:46:19 by GhostRider
As i was going through some old blogs i came a cross something that I wrote a few years ago during a really dark time in my life. I pondered the hurt and pain that it reminded me of. I looked at it and thought about how I have changed over time. here is the poem..

Entry for November 20, 2005

The Last Caress

 

As death welcomes me into his bosom

I feel no pain or sorrow

With the implement in my hand

No fear to leave this land

 

My will is written

My heart is of ice

I smoke my last smoke

Write down my last joke

 

I sit in this open field

Death is beconing me

Will there be pain?

Is this in vain?

 

All I have to do is to have a gentle squeeze

And  I will be free at last

No more tears and no more pain

Nothing more to gain

 

I feel the caress

It happens quickley

I float and see Death

I see me take my last breath

 

And then I am no more...................



I can now honestly say that there has been a change and it is all for the better. I have gotten better. That pain, Yet still there is now subsided so that I am able to deal with it. I think one of the things that has helped is getting right with the Father. After I did that (shortly after writing this) things just got better. Now as I ponder my life i wonder how that is so. Well as they say..time heals all wounds. But to add to that..so does the Spirit. To me our Father is the true healer...if we allow it. And to me that is they key...if we allow it..for we have to ask in humble prayer for it...we may not get it right away..but in His time we will.
well...enough ramblin...its way to late/early for so heavy thinking in my tired mind
till next time
ex



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From: Elphaba
03/02/2008 01:14:39

Hi Ex,

I remember the day I met you we were in chat, and you were typing some silly cowboy poetry in the room. I really like cby ptry, and we ended up in a private conversation where you showed me this poem you had written. I will never forget that. I recognized it immediately when I read it just now.

You then went on to talk to this old lady (me) for about 2 to 3 hours. I couldn't believe you did that. You were so charming and funny. But you were also genuine, and I immediately adored you.

I am so happy your pain is eased and you have found peace in your spirituality.
Love,
Mom



From: GhostRider
02/05/2008 08:33:48

kapinni wrote:
Ok My Friend EX, I have to disagree!  I know what a shocker 
 But seriously, I don't think time does heal.  I think, for me, time has made things bareable.  But I don't know that I will be healed by time.  I think The Atonement makes it more possible, then time would.  Just my 2 cents on the subject.  You do write well, thanks for sharing!  


thnks kap....even though we choose to disagree we all have our own opinion..i think that we both may be right on this one...lol just my penny,,,


From: kapinni
02/05/2008 07:13:07
Ok My Friend EX, I have to disagree!  I know what a shocker 
 But seriously, I don't think time does heal.  I think, for me, time has made things bareable.  But I don't know that I will be healed by time.  I think The Atonement makes it more possible, then time would.  Just my 2 cents on the subject.  You do write well, thanks for sharing!  


From: mormoncutie07
02/04/2008 22:51:20
wow thats some massive writing skills do you write songs or anything




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