Lux's Indulgences - 2. Sleep

Thank you for sharing the kind of internal questioning you face with us so poetically. Your questions, your speculations, are mine, too; I've asked the same ones. But you do it so much more style than I. Thanks again.

Wonderful but sad. It sounds like you need to ask him, need to talk...

Frighteningly familiar. The cure is to talk... so why do we often leave these questions unasked? Terrific poem, lux... lots of power in these words... cheers... Gary....

On 10/03/2016 04:00 AM, Headstall said:

Frighteningly familiar. The cure is to talk... so why do we often leave these questions unasked? Terrific poem, lux... lots of power in these words... cheers... Gary....

Sometimes we wait for the right time to ask. Sometimes it's easy to write things off as just mismatched schedules. Sometimes we need to prioritize our relationships when we've let things go. I have a level of hidden fear, I guess. I don't think I will be hurt by answers, but right now I couldn't handle a negative response.

On 10/03/2016 01:27 AM, Valkyrie said:

You showed the rift that can happen during relationships perfectly. I hope you get your answers.

Thanks Val. To be honest I am overthinking things, mostly. Still, it is good to reflect and consider.

On 10/03/2016 12:07 AM, Mikiesboy said:

Wonderful but sad. It sounds like you need to ask him, need to talk...

I wonder, maybe, whether the questions should be asked out loud, or by action? Show rather than tell?

Thanks for reading, Tim.

On 10/03/2016 12:07 AM, Parker Owens said:

Thank you for sharing the kind of internal questioning you face with us so poetically. Your questions, your speculations, are mine, too; I've asked the same ones. But you do it so much more style than I. Thanks again.

More style than you? I don't know about that, Parker...

Thank you for reading and finding empathetic meaning in these words.

worried introspection and ungrounded grounds are the bane of the insomniac -- how well I know

Nice verse, nonetheless, even if it put a frown on my face

On 10/03/2016 06:11 AM, skinnydragon said:

worried introspection and ungrounded grounds are the bane of the insomniac -- how well I know

 

Nice verse, nonetheless, even if it put a frown on my face

A reaction provoked is better than none at all, yes? Well, as long as it was an emotional reaction to the text and not the quality...

Thanks for the r&r skinny.