Tiny philosopher

By Corinthian

I cant ,

I dont ,

and neither do you

know how the teddy bear suffers..

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The pain of the objects that silently sleep with us .

For my Aris ~

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Published on Monday, December 27, 2010. Filed under: "Poetry"

Author's Note:

low spirits , loss of hope and personal courage

Comments on "Tiny philosopher "

A former member wrote: covered in corinthian fingerprints
A former member wrote: Aw, i wonder, do all have memories of such? As an empath, my one teddy bear of youth was surely alive. It was huge and peach and i treated it like a child. i'll never forget the night when, while driving cross country, i forgot it in some filthy truck stop restroom and, by the time i realized, was too far away to turn back. Weeks i lamented it sitting there all alone, the horror of it fastened in my mind, its fate forever crucified.
A former member wrote: It was Iight.Extremely Short Though..
On Sunday, February 17, 2013, Corinthian (309) wrote:

It was about my deceased baby ....
A former member wrote: Aw, Sister...i know this pain. Thank you for giving it life.
A former member wrote: wow.......... i love your style. you have such a light worded style that pulls together and explodeeesss!!! well done!!!! thanks :)
On Monday, March 5, 2012, Corinthian (309) wrote:

joins tes doigts et pleure et rÃªve et prie, Comme tu faisais autrefois
On Thursday, November 24, 2011, TyrantAvDetForbannet (274) wrote:

to hibernate our hurtful feelings, so that we can live a brighter day.
A former member wrote: what is it like to be a teddy bear.... such a forlorn child's best friend.... and one destined for a garbage bin.... reminds me of The Velveteen Rabbit..... such a tale of dolor and melancholy woe..... thanks for sharing, ms. queen.
On Thursday, December 6, 2012, The Dybbuk (929) wrote:

what this guy wrote... when sadness takes word... and when corinthian sleeps..... better days, ms goddess of the steppe.
On Tuesday, December 28, 2010, alex herewane (150) wrote:

I guess we are all our own philosophers we all have our own silence and our own pain, I wish you peace in yours.
A former member wrote: hmmm... so true...