My emotions run wild. One minute you’re in a field of sunflowers and the next in a field of stinging nettle. Careful now. Tread carefully. Don’t confuse my wild emotions. For the sunflowers will shine through and through and fill your life with love and light. But remember don’t confuse my wild emotions. For the stinging nettle will scar you till your breaking point and to let Me go will be OUR biggest sorrow . So please don’t confuse my wild emotions. My wild emotions run wild. My wild emotions run wild.
Mary Ann Salinas
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