Tag: Love
Relationships
Is it possible to stop loving someone you once truly loved?
The topic I am writing on today is up for debate and I am sure many of my readers views might be different from mine. Some people believe that if you love someone you will continue to love that person no matter what and if you stop loving that person it means that you never truly loved them in the first place. The problem I have with this scenario is that it seems a bit one-sided. The first question that comes to mind is what if that person you love don’t love you as much as you love him or her. Even then that is not the real issue; what if the one you that love is constantly abusing you, physically and emotionally? Isn’t there a possibility that at some point in time you might stop loving that person? Some people will contend that you should still love the person but not the behavior but seriously how are you going to separate the two?
Love is an emotion and emotions do not necessarily remain constant except in a fairy tale world. People and situations change and while in some cases couples are able to remain in love for a life time in a lot of other cases relationships just fail to work out. That does not necessarily mean they did not love each other initially. As we grow older we evolve and our needs change and if both parties are not in touch with each other needs the relationship can disintegrate. There are times when dreams, hopes and expectations do not materialize and couples become disillusioned and bitter and blame each other, this can destroy a relationship.
There is a high rate of divorce and many relationships fall apart over time but this does not mean that people might not have felt what they thought was true love for each other at some point in the relationship. If a relationship doesn’t work out does that mean that both parties never truly loved each other? What do you think?
I Can go on
I can go on,
In spite of shattered dreams,
And broken promises,
I can go on,
I can go on,
When all seems lost,
And sorrow seems to,
Fragment my heart,
I can go on.
I can go on,
When pain seems to be
My best friend,
And joy threatens to subside,
I can go on.
I can forget,
The hurt of yesterday,
And embrace tomorrow,
Knowing that,
If I have love in my heart,
No matter what,
May come my way,
I can and will go on.
Think Before you Close the Door
Ι watched him walk through the door,
Without a backward glance,
My heart was breaking but my pride,
Would not allow me to beg him not to go.
The resounding slam of the door,
Was like a knife being thrust,
Deep into my heart,
Salty tears stung my eyes,
But I refused to cry.
He walked away and I was suddenly engulfed,
In a pool of emptiness,
The silence was deafening,
I could hear myself thinking,
Asking questions that might,
Forever remain unanswered.
Why did he leave me for another?
I gave him all my youth,
He basked in my beauty and warmth,
Told me love stories of how,
We would never be apart,
I was the love of his life he said,
No other could compare,
He said we would grow old together,
So why am I now the only one here?
He met her three months ago,
A sweet pretty girl, just twenty years old,
The same age as our daughter,
He could be her father!
Was it a case of midlife crisis,
Or just plain selfishness?
Twenty-five years devoted to this man,
And he threw it down the drain.
The months have passed by slowly,
My heart is healing,
It doesn’t hurt so much anymore,
He called me yesterday,
She left him, not at all surprised,
You know what he asked me?
If he could come back home!
What home I wondered?
I can still hear the resounding,
Slamming of the door,
It still echoed in my ears,
Reminding me that he had closed,
The chapter in the life we once shared.
I didn’t have to think about it,
Much as I love him,
My answer was no.
I said it loud,
I screamed it in his ears,
So there was no mistake about it,
He could clearly understand,
That was the last word,
He would hear from me,
It was the final goodbye.
Life goes on!
Sometime in Silence {Katherine Smith Matheney}
It is sometime in silence
I know how I feel,
And ask God for mercy
When nothing seems real.
And I ask Him, “Oh Father,
Please show me the way,”
Seems I hear a voice whisper
If humble you pray.
When the way groweth dreary
And there’s darkness around,
And I search for that something
That I hadn’t yet found…
Seemed I heard a voice whisper
“I will show you the way.”
Only trust in God’s promise
He will hear when you pray
I Am Not Afraid
I walk with my head held high,
and I am not afraid to pursue my dreams,
overcome my challenges,
remove my obstacles,
I am not afraid of change.
For the past I have no regrets,
What’s done is done,
it was how it was meant to be.
To the future I look without fear,
for I know God will see me through.
He directs my path,
He shows me the way to go.
I can count on Him to lead and guide me,
in the pursuit of my dreams and final destiny
The Best You Can Be {By Clay Harrison}
We can strive for perfection
But we’re destined to fail,
It’s an impossible dream
in search of a grail,
But we must have a dream,
Be the best we can be,
For character is measured
By our efforts, you see,
You cannot cross an ocean
Until you set sail,
And you can’t win a race,
If you think you will fail.
We won’t win every race,
That’s easy to see,
But you’re a winner by being
The best you can be.
Proverbs 23 V 29-35

Who has anguish? Who has sorrow? Who is always complaining? Who has unnecessary bruises? Who has bloodshot eyes? It is the one who spends long hours in the tavern, trying out new drinks? Don’t gaze at the wine, see how red it is, how it sparkle in the cup, how smoothly it goes down. For in the end it bites like a poisonous snake; it stings like a viper. You will see hallucinations, and you will say crazy things. You will stagger like a sailor tossed at sea clinging to a swaying mast. And you will say “They hit me, but I didn’t feel it. I didn’t even know when they beat me up. When will I wake up so I can go for another drink?
Lifetime Friends {By Jill Lemming}

Special moments spent with you
Have meant so much to me.
We’ve laughed and cried together….
We’ve grown tremendously.
We’ve talked about our childhood
And discovered hidden truths.
We’ve solved some things between us,
Maturing past our youth.
I wouldn’t trade these moments
Or erase them, if I could,
For every step we’ve taken
Has been for our own good.
We understand each other
And accept what lies within.
God’s strength outweighs our weakness;
His grace has made us friends.
Words of Wisdom


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