Another Kind Of Pain
There is a funny saying about, pain
“If it doesn’t kill ya it’ll make ya stronger”
It is an unpleasant feeling or emotion
Though it only may last for a moment
Like a calming wave of the ocean
What if you had to experience that soreness
For over a day, a month, a year?
How would you fair with the throbbing
That turns your faith into fear?
“Pain is your friend!”
If that is true,
Then I can truthfully say
I am through,
I can say, that fear and anxiety
Are my brothers,
For they always accompany the pain
Making you sick and weak
Through the everlasting days of rain
Every ache, hurt, sting, or burn
Will crush you in turn
Even if your brain
Can withstand the pain
They say you are twisted
If you like pain
But, what can you do
If your mind set has shifted
For so long we have managed
To cope with all the damage
Brought upon us despite our cries and pleas
But, how much longer can we endure
All the mental suffering and torture
Sure our bodies have been fortified
But have our minds,
For years we have struggled
To not be so blind
Has that struggle been in vain
Because we refuse to deal
With another kind of pain?
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