givinggirl Posted September 25, 2009 Share Posted September 25, 2009 I came accross this poem: Stone by Stone I have a wall you cannot see Because it’s deep inside of me It blocks my heart on every side And helps emotions there to hide You can’t reach in I can’t reach out You wonder what it’s all about The wall I built that you can’t see Results from insecurity Each time my tender heart was hurt The scars within grew worse and worse So stone by stone I built a wall That’s now so thick it will not fall Please understand that its not you Continue trying to break through I want show much to show myself And love from you will really help So bit by bit Chip at my wall Til stone by stone, it starts to fall I know the process will be slow It’s never easy to let go Of hurts and failures long in grounded Upon ones heart from years of pain I’m so afraid To let you in I know I might get hurt again I try so hard to break the wall But I seem to get nowhere at all For stone upon each stone ive attacked And left between them not a crack The only way To make it fall is in imperfections in the wall I did the best I could to build A perfect wall but there are still A few small flaws which are the key To breaking through the wall to me Please use each flaw To cause a crack To knock a stone off of the stack For just as stone by stone was laid With every hurt and every pain So stone by stone the wall will break As love replaces every ache Please be the one who cares enough To find the flaws no matter what. - Kayla Mills Do you think that if someone feels like this that you can do something to break down their walls? What could you do to break down their walls when they are fighting so hard to keep them up? Link to comment
Celestialagape54 Posted September 25, 2009 Share Posted September 25, 2009 I think that it is very possible for someone to come along and knock down those walls. I believe it only happens when the person who has built the walls is really to let them be knocked down or at least "shaken". It all depends on the person who has the walls up. All you can do is be there and be patient and realize that this person has been through a lot and they are probably afraid to trust again. If that person is looking for love or a relationship they will have to realize that sometimes we trust and we get hurt other times we don't. All we can do is go out there and take a chance... Link to comment
trezz Posted September 25, 2009 Share Posted September 25, 2009 having built my walls deep and solid i would say that only when the builder is ready to withstand the careful destruction of their defences will anyone be allowed to delicatly desmantle the construction. force will make the concrete set harder. permission to dismantle and the builders strength to deal with the rubble are necessary. love the poem. Link to comment
givinggirl Posted September 25, 2009 Author Share Posted September 25, 2009 having built my walls deep and solid i would say that only when the builder is ready to withstand the careful destruction of their defences will anyone be allowed to delicatly desmantle the construction. force will make the concrete set harder. permission to dismantle and the builders strength to deal with the rubble are necessary. love the poem. I see what you are saying, but the builder won't dismantle the wall on their own because this is where they feel safe, so how does one know when the time is right? How does one know how to dismantle it? I know that he wants to, but then he gets scared and hides. Link to comment
trezz Posted September 25, 2009 Share Posted September 25, 2009 he must want to dismantle. each brick is a pain that he has hidden. dismantling it may be too painful be careful, maybe a professional may be needed. each indivual is different. Link to comment
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