In The Puddle Of My Sadness

by Everlasting   Mar 28, 2021


One cloudy day,
I was about to drown
but realized I could stand up
in the puddle of my own sadness
since I was already soaked by that emotion
I stomped and played with the waters

splish - splash

until the puddle evaporated
and happiness came calling me in
in a rush of euphoria

That day, I was a child again
playing in the rain

Enjoying me

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  • 3 years ago

    by Jack

    Nice Work:)

  • 3 years ago

    by Star

    you know something I always wish there are visuals for what you write, I want to see what your brain pictures. I do agree this is original, and I love it :)

    • 3 years ago

      by Everlasting

      Hmm, for this one, I remember seeing snapshots of childhood memories. For instance, there were few occasions when I was allowed to jump in puddles. For the most part, whenever it rained, I stayed inside. I used to catch colds so often. From time to time, I would watch my neighbor’s kids play outside under the rain and having lots of fun while I watched them from behind the garage doors. But the times I did get to play, I enjoyed it so much. On the other hand, I also enjoyed watching my neighbors play under the rain. Seeing others being content made me happy.

      So basically, I only pictured memories where I was sad but the end result was happiness. I wish I could share them with you but hehe not possible. Thank you for your comment.

  • 3 years ago

    by Em

    This is absolutely beautiful.. Sometimes being sad an returning to the memories of our childhood where we had no worries can help so much but unfortunately, our pureness doesn't last very long nor so we all have it but this is such a lovely poem.
    Take care,
    Em xx

    • 3 years ago

      by Everlasting

      Thank you Em, Mr. Darcy and Keira.

  • 3 years ago

    by Keira Pickard

    I think you've already received basically the same comment from someone else, but still:
    This is very original! Haha.
    The way you've layed it out looks good. I like the truth about how we all feel the need/urge/subconscious want to return to the happiest and most innocent we ever were and have been. It feels so much better sometimes just to forget about worries and enjoy yourself! It actually reminds me a bit of the iconic ' Alice and Wonderland ' scene, (in the book or the film) where she fills a room in giant tears.
    Anyway, I enjoyed it :)

  • 3 years ago

    by Mr. Darcy

    There's nothing like returning to our 'child' to pull us from the dark shadows. Nice and original :)

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