Pain

Pain comes in all forms and intensities

Pain, whether physical or emotional, is painful indeed

No pain, no gain, it’s how we increase

Pain to the brain erases memories

Pain and I, we’ve never been friends

Before I really get to know him, we always seem to make amends

Pain, if deep enough, can generationally transcend

Through your family, your children, and into our nations

It’s not quite the absence of pleasure

More like a growing pressure

A wound to measure, a new bruise

The sight of blood pooling by the dresser

Pain starts and eventually, most times, it does stop

Some pain endures, it stays with you until the last drop

What are you going to do?

Suffer through it or pill pop?

The pain is peaking, it’s at its top

So you sing: pain, pain, go away

Come if you must, but please don’t stay

We need pain everyday, the feeling of life

Within our bodies as it slowly decays

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  1. Ashton's avatar Ashton says:

    I love this. I do believe, in my humblest opinion, that pain is sometimes a long-term resident. And as such we must accept it, recognize its role and make sure it stays in its lane. Wanting it to go away sometimes contributes to more pain, because often it only wanes its own time.

    Peace ✌🏾

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  2. Kim H.'s avatar Kim H. says:

    Romans 5:3-5
    More than that, we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us.

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