My Sad Little Diary
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We all experience moments of sadness or heartache in our lives, some more than others. But few of us take the time to record our thoughts as we work our way through those times. Mostly we push on through to a brighter place and leave the unhappy memories behind us. But some take the time and care to reflect and document their feelings and in My Sad Little Diary you will find a collection of poetry that digs deep into the emotion of sadness in its many forms.From the pain of a love lost to the unhappiness of loneliness and uncertainty, through abandonment and beyond, Katie Moehrig takes the reader on a rollercoaster ride of raw sentiment and passion that is seldom found in a book such as this. With each poem simply numbered it is left to the reader to imagine a title and to take what they can from the unremitting sadness, to help them rebuild their own shattered feelings. It is a book filled with angst but when you take time to read between the lines you will also see the green shoots of hope that are waiting to burst forth. Dip in and out whenever you feel the need to understand that you are never alone and that sadness is not something that is unique but affects each of us.
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My Sad Little Diary - Katie Moehrig
Sink or Swim
It’s time to sink or swim.
If I decide to quit this
To sink and just let go
There’s no hope of landing
Like I have while I’m afloat
If I decide to swim again
But never reach the shore
I will regret the time I spent
Thinking there was more
I must decide, I must now
I’m in this way too deep
Should I quit this struggle
And forever go to sleep?
The night, I hear, is calling
My chance to win is slim
But it’s better to try than just let go
So I begin to swim.
Part One
Poem 103
Once you’ve tasted ecstasy,
Happiness just feels lonely.
I’ve had the best so good is not enough.
The saddest part of losing you
Is knowing no one else will do.
I’ve had the best where do I go from here?
Poem 111
forget the feelings i once had
and everything we shared
forget the places we have gone
and that you ever cared
just leave me and walk away
forget we ever were
so i’ll forget what once was
and go on as before
Poem 113
Don’t you think I know that?
Don’t you think I’ve seen?
Don’t you think I’ve had to feel
The fault of everything?
Don’t you think I’ve kicked myself
A thousand times and more?
I’ve hurt someone so dear to me;
It wounds me to my core.
Don’t you