When?
Living giving
Thriving
Surviving
Doing all you can but still lost with no plan
Is today all we have?
Will tomorrow be the same?
Which way do we turn?
Who else can we blame?
Who can answer the questions that remain?
Ignore the root
Numb the pain
One day the darkness will end
And when that day comes
Will I still have a friend
In you?
@winnersmile This is a thought-provoking poem! The line "Doing all you can but still lost with no plan" really captures that feeling of being caught in uncertainty. The way you explore the struggle between numbness and hope, especially with "One day the darkness will end," is deeply moving. And "Will I still have a friend in you?" adds such a profound layer—whether it's a question to an outside friend, to the self barely holding on, or even a plea to life or the universe to show more kindness. It really makes you pause and reflect. Beautifully raw.