Stabbing and Crushing My Heart

Bachelors Degree in Organizational Behavioral Psychology with a background in Autism, Mental Health, Business Psychology

Stabbing...Crushing

heart...hurts

Numbness...Anger

in...spurts

Tears...Pain

head...spinning

Falling...Knees

deadness...winning

Saving...Hiding

emotional...pain

Darkness...Falling

blood...in my veins.

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© 2012 Abigayle Malchow-Rourk

Comments

Abigayle Malchow-Rourk (author) from Wisconsin on November 27, 2012:

Thank you...it was all the words I could get out as I remember experiencing it. Thank you for voting up:)

Tijani Achamlal from Morocco on November 24, 2012:

Nice ,too deep and direct to the point.Thanks for sharing.I voted up.

Joanna Chandler from On Planet Earth on November 23, 2012:

Hi abby,

My name is also Abigail ;)

Is sure a horrible feeling when our heart's is crushed its a feeling that cannot be expressed really but more felt a piercing pain.

Thanks for sharing this with us.

God bless you

Abigayle Malchow-Rourk (author) from Wisconsin on November 22, 2012:

Thank you eiddwerl...

Tarik Aarbaoui from Morocco on November 22, 2012:

:) yes

Abigayle Malchow-Rourk (author) from Wisconsin on November 22, 2012:

Life is a mystery for sure...lol...beautiful too...whatever happens happens

Tarik Aarbaoui from Morocco on November 22, 2012:

yes don't bleed :) life's still beautiful

Abigayle Malchow-Rourk (author) from Wisconsin on November 22, 2012:

I am:) I know how to bury it...I am working on fixing that situation

Tarik Aarbaoui from Morocco on November 22, 2012:

oh so sad :( and also deep, and I like it so much, but cheer up!

SandCastles on November 22, 2012:

Very well written and so many people who hurt people this way have no way of ever knowing how much they hurt someone; they don't even care to know.

Abigayle Malchow-Rourk (author) from Wisconsin on November 22, 2012:

It seems to be that way, I think its more intense at first but eases a lot faster than when we were younger because we know we will survive the pain

lovedoctor926 on November 22, 2012:

Good imagery. Your tolerance for pain does get stronger as you get older.

Eiddwen from Wales on November 22, 2012:

Powerful, deep and I look forward to many more by you,

Eddy.

Abigayle Malchow-Rourk (author) from Wisconsin on November 21, 2012:

Feels that way:)