I was going to write a sad poem in German today, to release some despondent energy, from a recent family misfortune. I could barely write more than two lines.
“Jeder sagt es ist ein Teil seines Plan’,
Es gibt nichts, dass ich tun kann”
I’m not one to talk much about matters of the heart, at least not at first. In a short time, I’ve been surprised by such kindness from a few people. Despite surplus of lamentation of flaws, there are still people and behaviors that give one hope.
The important thing is to keep going and do your best. Self medicate if you must, but don’t do anything too rash or crazy. Give yourself time to mourn, but don’t let it derail you. If you do, you’ll find that pain with more pain is not a matter of simple addition, or even a matter of compound interest. Pain increases exponentially.
So whenever you encounter hardship and find yourself waiting to see how it will turn out, for good or ill, keep going and do the best you can. In the end, it’s all you can do.
~Wald
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Good poem. I like it the most from yours. I will post a German poem tomorrow.
Thanks, Tom.
I’ll give your poem a read.
Wald
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