Feelings
Like the ebb and flow of the tide
Feelings, oh feelings,
They come and they go,
Like the ebb and flow of the tide.
They can be like a gentle breeze,
Softly caressing your skin,
Or like a hurricane,
Raging through your soul.
They can make you feel alive,
And fill you with joy and delight,
Or they can crush your spirit,
And leave you feeling empty inside.
But even in the darkest moments,
When it seems like all is lost,
Remember that feelings are fleeting,
And tomorrow is a new day.
So embrace the highs and the lows,
Cherish every moment you feel,
For in the end, it's the journey of emotions,
That makes life truly real.
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