Pain bubbles – haikus

Yesterday was a very traumatic and difficult day for me (not related to my family). I have found that if I capture the pain into little poetry bubbles it helps me heal.

So here are my little pain bubbles:

Heart

Roses

Of course, everything passes. Time heals all pain. This too will pass but the scar will remain.

Robbie and Michael Cheadle are the co-authors of the Sir Chocolate Book series and Robbie Cheadle is the author of Silly Willy goes to Cape Town

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Robbie and Michael Cheadle are co-authors of the Sir Chocolate series of books. We both like to write and bake.

72 thoughts on “Pain bubbles – haikus”

      1. That’s good Robbie sometimes we just get overwhelmed by circumstances, don’t we? Totally unconnected have you got a good recipe for a gingerbread house my grandaughter wants a frozen one 🙂

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      1. I understand, Robbie. There are a lot of injustice or cultural, or political issues and more that cause human suffering. I have a friend’s son who came back from war zone and suffers PTSD, having night sweat, couldn’t hold a job because when panic attack hits, he just have to leave work. His suffering is caused by doing good for the country!

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  16. Robbie, let it out! I do the same thing. I try to envision my pain in words and once it’s written it leaves my heart. The pain is still there but it will subside eventually. Here’s a big hug! ❤️❤️❤️

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  20. We are sorry to hear that yesterday was a difficult one Robbie and even though we all experience them its never easy when they happen. The great part is knowing in our hear you are a winner and will come back stronger. Your “poetry bubbles” are wonderful.

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