Short World Of Trouble Poems
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I’ve got the weight
Of the world of trouble
Doubling onto me
And taking over my conscience
I feel the trouble
And it hurts beyond
What I have in the world
It’s weighing on me
And the trouble is horrible
Completely surreal
Seemingly unreal
But very very true
Trouble is in my world
Russell Sivey
Love can mean a million things but if you don’t love yourself love is a meaning
less word that needs to be planted so that it can grow into the next president or
the biggest icon of America. But without the hope and love and spirit and the
ability to love yourself, you will find yourself in a world of trouble because if you
don’t love and respect yourself who will.
I'm in a world of trouble cause I left my husband in a bubble and I left him there all day.
There's no use for dialogue cause his mind is in a fog and he doesn't hear a single thing I say.
If I try to burst his bubble, he'll be left in piles of rubble, so in his bubble he must stay..As when he's in this state, nothing else can penetrate, so I guess I'll watch his bubble float away..
Sinking in a sea of Me
I gurgle, choke and bubble
down I go into my depths
into a world of trouble
Immersed in self, I cannot breathe
I'm suffocated so
I writhe and turn uncomfortably
with nowhere else to go
The stifling space inside my brain
gets smaller all the while
until I find a rope to grasp
within another's smile
Once heaved and pulled up, out again
I finally I catch my breath
saved from Myself, a fate I fear
was something worse than death!
D-ip your toe in the water,
I-n a venture into the unknown;
A-im to do your best,
N-ever fear when you're alone.
N-ow dip your toe in the water of living in the world of trouble;
E-xert all your efforts in order to be successful.
C-ome dip your toe in the water,
L-ife's uncertain neath the sky;
E-ndure either fret or woe,
O-n the twenty-seventh of July.
F-ill your heart with hope, in the middle of bleak weather,
E-ither rain or beacon, dip your toe in the water.