Will I ever know?

I can see it, hear it..but can't touch it..It smiles at me, everytime..a smile that acknowledges my presence..a smile that loves me? I'm not sure..It takes me to peace..it takes me to where my heart is..it inspires me to dream..but when I fall, it doesn't lend me a hand..I look at it in surprise..I look at it in anticipation..I look at it in hope..that someday it will show me what lies beneath..what is it that persuades it to help..is it selfish? I don't think so.. Does it hate? I don't know..Will I ever know? I am not sure..

All I am sure about is that it will stay, because it has to.

Loneliness

Tonight I won't be alone

But you know that don't mean I'm not lonely

I feel lonely because I seem to have lost myself..not because I have lost loved ones. I am still at peace.

She

Listless, her eyes dimmed in the darkness

Froze, the touch of her hand

Lustless, the love that she hoped for

Afraid to rise and stand

As dawn broke and yellowed the sky

I heard a gentle teardrop, as she cried

For a pain that was deep and dark

A pain she was wont to live by

In silence she finds a friend

In lonesomeness a bit of solace

Troubled eyes belie her guise though

As she tries again to find her place

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T

When Hope Dies!

The Limbic Dance

The limbic brain, as they say, is the seat of all human emotions. Infants have an 'open-loop' limbic system, which gets regulated in close co-ordination with their mothers' limbic systems. Although not completely proven, it is believed that babies deprived of limbic connections eventually die. And infants, who have not had a strong connection with their parents, especially mothers, during infancy, grow up to be depressed adults.

However, it is always a two-way process. Human beings are not capable of self-regulating their limbic systems. Therapists treat their patients by altering their limbic systems. A healthy limbic system may therefore be addressed as the key to a happy life.