Sinking Bottle Poem by Lyndsay Thomas

Sinking Bottle



I have these feelings built up inside of me
So I shove them in a bottle and throw them out to sea

The bottle will be too heavy to float
So no one can see these feelings I wrote

Or maybe I'm wrong
This isn't where my feelings belong

But it was too late
I chucked that bottle out of state

Too my amazement the bottle did not submerge
Instead it floated and stayed emerged

Maybe the bottle is telling me something
Something more then what I was becoming

Instead of hiding my feelings
and watch my heart to continue bleeding

I should tell a friend
Who I could depend

To share my ambience
Maybe to bring me happiness

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
One of my friends committed suicide a few years back because she was going through so much pain, and she wouldn't talk too anybody about it.

So when you're feeling down, find someone to talk too that could bring your frown upside down.



Even though the bottle was heavy, it didn't sink because no one can judge you on how you feel, not even the open sea.

For Renee
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Susan Lacovara 22 March 2014

Poignant and reflective. I am saddened for your loss....I recently saw a man on the news who has a collection of bottles, with messages, that he has plucked from the sea...others now send the ones they have found to him....He reads the messages, responds to some, returns other's to drift, and leaves some, looking too personal unopened. I found it amazing, JUST How MANY people casts their stories to the sea.....that they might find a better shore. PEACE

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