What she said.

She said I love you.
At least a thousand times.
His head couldnt wrap around the way she tried to make it rhyme.
She said I need you.
At least a hundred more.
But he had never learned what thay meant before.
They tell her to give up.
Tell her to give in.
But the only who makes her heart happy is him.
Tell her you love her.
Tell her you need her.
Or you might as well just walk away.
Please dont leave her.
She's just as broken as you.
She cant fight the battle you ask her to.
Give her time to heal.
Time to smile again.
Maybe she'll be worth it.
Maybe you'll love her then.

Thanks for everything

I decided its been too long since i've been truly grateful. Since its November.. that will change VERY shortly.

We act grateful saying "thank you". Asking so very politely. Yet do we act in grattitude? Probably not. Thats not human nature now is it? As a whole we are selfish beings. Never comprehending the need of others before first understanding and fulfilling our own.
Now this post isnt to bash on humanity, its to bring to light the proper way to "act in grattitude".

When someone opens your door for you, what is your first thought?  Something along the lines of "How very nice.." Correct?
Now what do you do about it? Smile nod and say thank you. The socially acceptable response.
Ever thought to pay it forward? To act in grattitude, to show true grattitude really comes from the actions of ones heart after a favor has been done.

Now, on a deeper level. If someone were to die for you, What would you think to yourself? Would you just accept it as normal? Living life as always? Would you try to become a better person? To contribute to society? Would you act in grattitude? Paying it forward with every action. Would you want to become more like that person? Brave. Kind. Loving. Accepting. Strong. Selfless.
Christ gave all. He saved us. He died for you for me.
Its personal.
Act in Grattitude. Actions can change the world.