We all feel frustrated some times in our lives, at different stages of it and for many different reasons, pain, some times could be one of those reasons, whether it’s physical, mental or spiritual pain, but, as in anything and everything in life we choose the way we see it, we choose to learn from it or let us be consumed by it, Beautiful pain poem intends to reconcile you with this type of feeling, to reassure you that no matter the kind of pain you are experiencing right now, it will only go away if you learn its lesson, if you understand it, if you forgive it and let it go, if you know that you are not the only one in the world with pain but on the contrary most of us have it if not all.
Beautiful pain was a message sent to me at the most crucial of times and now we will share that message with you, me and my higher self, a message that hopefully will bring health to your body and mind but also peace to your soul.
After you read this poem perhaps you will find that you and I are not so different any more, that there is something now that unites us and bring us closer, especially at times like this, where humanity has never been so close to thinking like a unit and act like a unit once and for all, Where we can sense an end to the dark ages and the beginning of a new era, a new world!
BEAUTIFUL PAIN
I know that you have accompanied me for a while now and perhaps in my mind I have become accustomed to you.
Sometimes we have cried together, I have laughed for having you, I have been angry with you.
I have felt rage on rare occasions because of you, I have stopped living and experiencing beautiful things in life, you have made me doubt of myself and my abilities as a human being and in many ways I have tried desperately to get rid of you and I have not been able.
Today, I want you to know, beautiful pain, that I know now why you were here, that I understand you and forgive you.
Perhaps it will be difficult to let you go but I think the time has come, I thank you for the teachings received and for showing me a side of life that I did not know, because if you had not existed in me I could not have known the difference of not having you. Because you have deeply marked me - but at the same time you have made me a wiser person, even more understanding with those to whom you also have offered your company.
Today I let you go and I want you to know that I will bear witness to the world that you are not a part of me, that you are only with me until the day that I allow it and that day, Beautiful pain, has finally arrived.
One day I will be able to tell my future generations of your existence and how, with all the love in the world, I said goodbye to you and your company, I know that now we will continue on different paths and if at any time in my life I feel signs of your close presence, you will decide not to come any closer to me and you will look at me with your eyes full of gratitude and satisfaction because you taught me your lesson and now ... Beautiful pain, you are forgiven.
Wilfredo Diaz
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