"Sometimes there are No feelings, just words that talk very loud."
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One can feel pain without it being revealing, no one can tell how a heart is feeling.
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Love is like a feeling; it keeps blooming and makes you feel happy all day long.
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I am not the slave of feelings, nor the instrument of pain: Divinity plays all my stops and strings with melodies heard everywhere I go.
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"The human heart is needed to write for it has feelings."
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Love is like a feeling that stays with you forever, like buying a favorite dress. You always get a good feeling.
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"Sometimes there are No words just feelings that talk very loud."
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The heart has little shame...mostly feelings.
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Emotions and feelings are an open book which can easily be read
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Some walk in the rain feeling it, seeing it, listening to it;
but, there are others that just get drenched.
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Bad poets use feelings to generate words, good poets use words to generate feelings.
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Strength isn’t the absence of emotion — it’s the ability to sit with every feeling and not lose yourself.
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I write mostly for the moment—catch and release—capturing thoughts and feelings then setting them free.
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When your feeling lost and alone, hold on to your dreams,when life becomes a struggle,hold on to your dreams,never lose hope in your darkest hours,hold on to your dreams,the light will shine once again,just old on to your dreams.
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that one day ,
Yes the day you had that feeling;
That is what you need to find every day....
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The heart is feeling organ more than a reasoning organ. I would be willing to bet, that on a subatomic level, the ticks and tocks are always disagreeing.
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The quote "home is a place where when you go you are welcome" by Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah is a reference to a piece of writing from Providence Lunch by Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah published in Unlikely Stories Mark V, in March 6, 2019 at www.unlikelystories.org. It emphasizes the feeling of belonging and being welcomed as a key aspect of what makes a place feel like home, beyond just a physical location.
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I have this feeling in me that those who continue to see race and colour in everything must be as miserable as those who continue to see ghosts in every nook and cranny. They have no peace of mind because they are truly haunted. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Lost in love with you. Love is like the wind, feeling refreshing and renewing.
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“I remember feelings more than facts. It’s how my memory loves.”
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Feelings are the octane
of words...they drive our
poetry: A skip and a jump,
tripping the imagination
fantastic!
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There is no example of complete death or annihilation in the world. Just graceful and profound, abrupt change. Nothing goes out of existence...why should we be so different? Why not a universe of cooperative thought and feeling in a speck of sand? We know so little of death...and why not life beyond, yet assume volumes full?
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Letting yourself become completely consumed with someone who doesn't even deserve a second of your attention or affection, will literally destroy everything you are and could've became. And when you finally let yourself see who they truly are, even though it will still completely break every part of you, you will discover a newly found feeling of self respect and a freedom that you've never known existed.
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in words we say happy but in poetry we say touching the clouds, feeling the wind and loving the sky.
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,, The time frame which We takes from the emotions and feelings of our past is known as,,MEMORIES,,
OM Jagdish
Philosopher
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Of all the feelings one does possess, happiness has to be the best.
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"Who I am, is the understanding what is important in my personal narrative world, my feelings, motives, and desires." Quote by poet
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If you feeling lost, ask God for directions.
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Poetry expresses feelings that are common in humanity, allowing us to unite in understanding, empathy, and solidarity. Good poetry also challenges us to be our best selves; a resurrection of the spirit, a refinement of the soul.
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Hope isn't a guarantee things work out, it's the feeling that keeps us going when they're not.
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