Will you save me?
Will you save me? This poem is written with the perspective of a person with societal thoughts. Warning if you have a delicate heart, you recently lost someone dearer to you or if you easily get triggered or disturbed by matters like suicidal thoughts, suicide and self harm, et cetera, then please don't listen to this pod cash
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 1:03
Okay, so this one hit really hard. And even though I've been listening to this, I listened to this twice, in fact, I am still at a loss of words. And all I can say is this is such a hauntingly beautiful piece and a very be, very beautifully crafted and very poetic. Absolutely love the way you have put all of this into words. And like I said, it's beautiful
So this was the first time with me, and it really hit me. Thank you so much. It means a lot. And surely I'll keep on sharing. Moshwells and thank you so much
Hello and thank you for your post. So the way I found you was you liked one of my poems and I was really intrigued by your handle, which was Orifice Paracosm, right? And so I checked out your profile and saw that you wrote poems as well. And this was the first poem that I saw you posted, so I wanted to give it a listen. And man, it's it's so refreshing
And I appreciated it very much so. But it got to the point where I couldn't say thank you anymore. I couldn't hug someone back one more time because I needed that time to forget or try to forget about this nightmare that I'm living. And I found that that wasn't going to happen. Whether people were around or whether I was alone or whether I was asleep or awake, that nightmare is here in front of me every minute of every day
I resonated with it a lot. So then I listened to that swell and I really liked it. So thank you so much for posting that spell. And now thank you for listening to this well of mine and really appreciate it. And I'm also looking to hear more swells of yours because I think that I'll really like them because I like this one a lot. So looking forward to hear more from you and thank you. Bye
So my response to grief was numbness. I didn't cry, I didn't scream. I was all numb and I didn't know why. It was the way I was feeling. I couldn't understand it, but it was just the way it was. So the thing I want to say is that we all have different responses to grief, our own unique ways to deal with it, and they all are respectable, and different things work for different people, and it's absolutely fine