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The Girl With No Feeling

April 27, 2013
By ruth_w GOLD, Solihull, Other
ruth_w GOLD, Solihull, Other
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Favorite Quote:
"Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen." Albert Einstein


The girl with no feeling
Is told her life has no meaning
But wouldn't it be better
Because the hurt wouldn't matter
Then emotions wouldn't overrule
And try to make ourselves feel small
If we couldn't feel
We could see the world in real
There would be no worry about becoming attached
Just to watch our dreams be smashed
if only we could be like that girl
Life would go by in a whirl
She knew what she was doing
When she decided to stop feeling


The author's comments:
I don't hope you enjoy reading this poem but I hope you appreciate its meaning

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AD66 said...
on May. 7 2013 at 2:54 pm
An interesting world is opened up in this poem. 

Lolaxoxox said...
on May. 7 2013 at 2:50 pm
such a beautiful poem, really quite moving