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I never really knew

Member since 2004 · Posted 18 Jun 2004 · 2 comments

I never really knew, the marvel others spoke of The feelings, they enjoyed and lived I never understood the happiness inside them The blaze of benevolence, that compelled them to give An obscurity, bewildered, a portrait caught sight of but not realized I never really knew, the transformation you lead into my days The exultation, the inspiration discovered, the offering of life I never before experience the emotions, a genuine basis of bliss The understanding of devotion, the revelation embraced, the halt of strife An eruption of ecstasy, discovery, the gift of love I never really knew, the gloom of darkness, sincere loneliness The troubled and broken spirit, that inspires, that now is banished I never desired such unfathomable anguish, drowning, trodden bud The uninvited consequence of a shattered heart, a love now vanished A passage plunged into, a consequence, I never really knew Miguel Francis

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[10] sliver 21-Jun-04/8:54 PM Reply
Giving is everything. Read 'I Will Stay' by NoSage. that is my opinion. And yes, it is the truest form of happiness, charity. I have never felt better than when I can be of service to someone in need, and I thank God for giving me the skills necessary to help many people.
[8] zodiac › sliver 21-Jun-04/9:09 PM Reply
In all seriousness, the 'truest form of happiness' is probably idiocy.