I Refuse To Cry Poem by Mary Nagy
I Refuse To Cry
It seems to make no difference
to either you or I.
Sometimes it seems the pain's so deep
But I refuse to cry.
I'm stubborn...that's a given.
You knew this from the start.
I fear I have an icy hole
where I should have a heart.
I feel the pain...you know it.
I just don't let it show.
I see it as such weakness.
I don't want you to know.
Sometimes my soul is screaming
for the pain to be let out.
But I just don't know if I can...
instead, I sulk and pout.
'I hurt easy, I just don't show it' Bob Dylan from Times Have Changed
To show our true feelings can be so hard when the mind wrestles with the heart.Great poem.Love Duncan
Don't pout Mary, it will spoil your lovely face. I was always being told not to pout when I was a child, I seemed to be doing it rather a lot then. But I like the stubborn bit, it's well worth keeping that, it helps you through a lot. Love Ernestine XXX
WOW! ! Told You! ! Mary. you are just getting better and better, deeper, away from what I always called 'Fluff' poems, and getting down and dirty, down where the pain lives, and letting go of what is down deep. Love ya! Scarlett
Stubborn and pride I believe we undestand this. Another wonderful write Mary Regards Patricia
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4/27/2024 2:40:19 AM # 1.0.0.1119
holding in the hurt heart from weeping more pain to the pain already present what courage to write this great poem