Sad Day, Week, Month, Lifetime
Im tying to figure out why some people are sad and others are not. Is it genetic, is it attitude, is it low self-worth? I have lived my life in sadness. I think it stems from an early age where things happened and it just propelled all through my life. But going back even further; I had a twin brother. We shared a tiny space for 9 months. We were best friends as well as twin siblings. He was my everything. Then we were born; first me, then him. I was happy. But something happened, I was left in the hospital and he went home. Eventually, I came home too, but my twin brother, my best friend, my heartbeat, went back to the hospital and never left. On a cold day in March, he went back to his heavenly home and I was abandoned.
I don't have any idea how my mother and father felt. No idea if my mother grieved while taking care of me. But I grieved too. I am still grieving. I had 2 brothers that passed away. The older one was just a couple of hours old. My twin was two months old. What was God's plan. The best of me when into that coffin. My happiness left my body; don't know where that ended up.
So why are some people sad? Why am I sad? Why can't I just grab each day and bask in the possibility of what's to come?
My grandchild is suffering. I have to feel her pain. I feel everyone's pain. I feel sad. Wouldn't you?
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