Seeing Things That Are Not There Poem by David Harris
Seeing Things That Are Not There
Sometimes our feelings
run deeper than they should,
we mix them with our imagination,
seeing things that are not there.
We see things out of context;
only imagine what
we want them to be,
then getting badly hurt
when we fall back
to the harsh reality.
23 April 2008
I know what you mean, I keep seeing the winning loto ticket in front of me, alas it's not ment to be, oh where art thou sweet lottery.. lol Andy 10
the connection with personal in order to underatand forces us to imagine something new...and we feel it deeply, your lines reveal the complex in simpler words... a true connotation of a genuine poet **Abha**
There's a lot of truth there D - wise words to remember. t x
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I would like to translate this poem
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5/9/2024 4:46:54 AM # 1.0.0.1119
yes and reading between the lines.....guilty: O)