Somewhere I Belong?
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7 comments
Ver nice Praveen!!
Beautiful poetry and a nice image to go with it
wonderful piece!
So sad. So lonely. You reminded me of my own time like this.
This really captures that place alot of people find themselves in. It seems to describe an absence of hope, a key ingredient to a healthy human heart. The above link I also found to interesting.
Thank you for insight.
i guess your poem had like two references to two songs of linkin park. i am a fan. hope you are or is this just a coincidence?
Exactly how I feel right now. I am sure I have done all but there is always something missing. I am beginning to love the rain though as it covers my tears when I cry. The emptiness inside me is becoming a big hole and it’s kinda suffocating me now. I feel every word in your piece.