Grief and Love

Sometimes I wish that people would take the time to understand that not everyone is the same. We all grieve, and sometimes we never stop grieving. You should never, ever tell someone who is grieving, "oh you’re late in the grieving process", or "he/she passed on months/years ago. What took you so long?" There is no clock on grieving. Someone could break down crying at any time, and you wouldn't know why.

We all cry and are happy and sad. Help people up instead of tearing them down. Show them you care, that they are worthy of something. We all have emotions and feelings. We all learn in different ways, some we need to be patient with, and others learn quickly. We shouldn’t hate on each other, not fight or kill. Get to know people first before thinking about judging them.

We are all here to live, not harm each other. Why can't we all just help one another go up the ladder instead of down? Don't you think the world would be a better place? Be kind to one another, give each other a chance. Love not hate.

We all have some sort of talent. Those talents could be acting, singing, writing, directing movies, dancing, teaching, being an artist, vet, doctor, nurse, really anything.

A talent could be anything you chose to do with your life. But with those talents, skills, jobs no matter how little time you have or how busy you are, show someone you’re willing to help them get to where they want to be.

For one day all of us people, animals on this earth will be in one big castle and that is called Heaven. We are all siblings up there and we are all God’s children.

My heart hurts every day, but no one notices because I don't show it when I am in public. My home is the safest place to cry, to be sad, to be happy, and to pray for those who need it.

"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.” “Nature Boy”, Nat King Cole.

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