POEMS ABOUT EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS
This chapter features poems that explore the spectrum of human emotions and feelings. The poems offer a window into the complexity of emotional experiences, providing us with a space to connect, reflect, and better understand our own feelings. Whether you are navigating moments of intense emotion or seeking comfort and clarity, this collection invites you to explore the depth and beauty of the emotional journey.
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THE GUEST HOUSE by Rumi uses the metaphor of a house welcoming different guests to represent the range of emotions we experience. The poem encourages us to accept every feeling, whether pleasant or painful, as a temporary visitor with something valuable to offer. By embracing all emotions without judgment, we open ourselves to deeper understanding and growth.
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WHO'S FAULT IS IT, REALLY? is a playful yet insightful poem that personifies different parts of the body—Mouth, Stomach, Hand, Brain, and Emotion—engaged in a humorous debate over responsibility. As the Stomach suffers from overindulgence, each body part passes the blame, creating a witty commentary on the internal tug-of-war we often experience. The poem builds tension as it moves from one culprit to the next, ultimately leading to a surprising and thoughtful revelation.
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MY WOUNDS AND FEELINGS delves into the struggle of reconciling one's deep sensitivity with the pressure to appear tough and unfeeling. The poem paints a raw portrait of living authentically in a world that values emotional detachment. Through intimate reflection, it reveals how embracing vulnerability can lead to deeper connections, inviting readers to reflect on their own journey toward self-acceptance.
“Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt,
and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.”
― Leonardo da Vinci
and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.”
― Leonardo da Vinci
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