Every
rose has it's thorns and even weeds have pretty flowers.
Even
a nice warm fire sometimes blows smoke in your eyes.
If
your unwilling to endure a little pain and try to find the goodness
in things, it's your own fault if you never find happiness.
I
was happy before. Well maybe more content than totally happy. I would
say my happiness was in my contentment.
My
mistake was in allowing someone to find a crack in my wall and blow
smoke in my eyes with warm words. Second mistake was in thinking that
those warm words could have been spoken by someone who really wanted
me, wanted to share what I have and play in my playground. I've been
around the track enough times to know that some people just dream and
never do.
Guess
the trouble was that I was so content that I was feeling happy in my
own little world and thought that there was more happiness to be
found.
Seems
I was right in what I once before had go through my mind.
Some
people are just meant to be alone and observe the world and what goes
on within it. Our job is to find the good, enjoy it and tell the rest
of the world about it. Our place is the place of contentment.
I'm
at the stage now where I feel content for a day or so and then
something hits me like a rock upside the head and knocks that
contentment out. Some little truth will be mentioned by someone and I
have another setback. Or I'll be working at my own plans and a
passing thought will trip up my contentment.
It
would be nice to completely shut the rest of the world out until I'm
through healing, but that seems impossible.
Almost
wish I had a rerun button so I could go back and see just how I
became so content being alone before.
But
keeping busy with work is sure a lot of help. Seems the harder and
longer I work, the less time my mind has a chance to wonder. Then
when it does wonder it is usually because of a good memory or
something I learned along the way. The kinds of things that make me
smile.
If
I'm unlovable, who cares. I can go on loving things around me and
care about the world and people in it.
After
all, it is the love we put out that counts most of all. It's that
which will be remembered after we're gone. Not the love we have
received.
Wonder
if that means that desiring someone to love me is just being
selfish...
Now
there is something to ponder as I go smiling through my day!
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