The human tendency is to live happily and cheerfully. Thus, they always crave only for good days. Obviously, no one wants bad days in their life, whether it is a man or woman. Everybody looks for joy in everything they do. If they don’t find it, the same thing seems boring and hectic for them. What to do? They can’t help. This is what they all need.
What if, despite an intense desire to be in a favourable state, an esthetic mood and good days, they are dragged to unfavorable events and forced hard to live on bad days?
Of course, it feels bad even to discuss, but humans have to cope with it. Therefore, Towards Literature brings a set of verses that will make you realise that it is good to have bad days. We bet you will find it worthy of your time because, in the end, you will meet a new you.
About the things
that
I most
would like to
talk about
I keep silent
There is more
darkness
than it seems
in the
sleepless night
and
the deep dark
circles under the
eyes
of those
who fear
tomorrow and
everything
that may never
come true
My expectations
are like a bomb
that I set off
myself
when satisfied
they explore
fireworks
when frustrated
pieces of me fly
everywhere
Desperate to fit
into the
pattern
as if changing
on the outside
makes it
easier to fix
what is broken
on the inside
My chaos
was beautiful
because it was
in the midst of it
that I found
myself again
Maybe she
really
does belong
to the
world of dreams
and was sent
to the real
world
by mistake
They tell her
not to dream so high
when
they have no idea that
in the dream world
is the only place
where
she feels safe
I am responsible
for every change
I want
in my life
I can put myself
anywhere I want
and
that is exactly what
that I’m trying to do
Masterpiece Behind The Verses
The above verses are the excerpt from the book, “Things I’ve Never Said: Poems” by Milena Farias.
Book Description
“Things I’ve Never Said” is a book for anyone who collects unspoken words that intertwine in the throat. For those who silence their feelings and leave them locked under lock and key. For those who donated and received nothing in return. For those who regret not having donated more. For those who see no limits to dreams and, even in fear, would never think of giving up. For those who see no reason to smile today, but believe that tomorrow will be better.
“Things I’ve Never Said” is for all those who prefer to feel, even if it hurts, even if it is hard, because they know that feeling, even in excess, is better than having no feeling at all.