When the sad girl writes..

“She likes the calming sound of the nib against the flawless surface of the sheet.

She likes it because somehow, through this, she’s at an interim peace.

Letting it all out as her words make love to each other to form an offspring—words that came from the innermost cuts of pain; and of profound sorrow and unknown faces of fear.

She’s sad, always has been.

A sad girl who writes effortlessly, because words naturally come out, stuffed with sincerity.

She’s not happy—a fact she’s not afraid to admit.. but when the sad girl writes, everybody nods and acquiesces.. that it’s a masterpiece.”

*****

Disclaimer: I’m not the sad girl I’m talking about in this piece. Lol 😝 just trying to be poetic here.. ♥️

56 Comments

  1. Rêveuse says:

    Beautifully written 😊

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Oh thankssss a lot 😉

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  2. Sadness can be a good source of inspiration!
    No wonder that earnest words come out effortlessly! 🙂

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Aw thank you dearie ☺️

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      1. You are welcome, Apple! 😀

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  3. Eliza says:

    I love this! It’s true for me for journaling – regardless of what I am feeling. Grateful for the ability to write.
    Love and light

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Hey Eliza! I’m glaaad! Thanks so much!

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  4. Absolutely beautiful. I’m amazed at how you wield the power of raw emotions and forge them into art. Nice picture selection as well.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Love your comment, Lloyd! Thank you so much. ♥️

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  5. well written text 💕…and I think she should be happy at least when she’s writing 🙂 that sad girl.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Yea that sad girl lol thanks Ray. ♥️

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  6. Jokerswild says:

    Loved this and it was written with poetic feeling. Being a Joker, my favorite card is sometimes “laugh now, cry later” so I can relate. You may not be the sad girl but she resides in everyone and she does bring out the best in our writing at times because poetry is 10 percent art and 90 percent heart. Your description fit almost every person that picks up a pen lovely and that’s awesome and very poetic. I love a person who takes emotion and slams them on the paper, I relate to them….the connection is wonderful. I really enjoyed reading this and your choice of art depicts her feeling as well. Well done lovely…you get a card and a rose!! 🌹🃏

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Laugh now cry later is good! And you are right about the 10% art and 90% heart. Thanks for this lovely comment, Roy. Truly appreciate it. ☺️

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      1. Jokerswild says:

        Yes indeed, writing requires feelings. You’re truly welcome lovely, your post deserve such commendations.🌹🌹

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  7. geno says:

    welcome:

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  8. Hyperion says:

    “Letting it all out as her words make love to each other to form an offspring—words that came from the innermost cuts of pain; and of profound sorrow and unknown faces of fear.” OMG Apple. This was my favorite part. It was so sensual and sublimely poignant.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Oh thank youuu, Hyperion. 🙂

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      1. Hyperion says:

        😁

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  9. Ankit Thapa says:

    That intro, damn, it got me Apple.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      I’m glad it did. It’s real for me too, that intro. 🙂

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Thanks a lot!

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  10. Bartek D says:

    Once again I’m jealous of how you wield the words and soak them with emotion. Same as the girl I find it easier to write when I’m sad, beautiful post.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Thank you Bartek! ☺️ saw your post! Very interesting!

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  11. I’m glad you’re not the sad girl in this post, Apple.

    You write so well and the character seems so real, that I as reader somehow thought it was autobiographical or at least semi-autobiographical.

    As someone who’s fought a lifelong battle with depression, I hate to see other people sad.

    Because I know the Hell that lies in constant melancholia.

    I also love the same sentence that Hyperion loved.

    It was a powerful and sublime form of the most beautiful poignant prose.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Aw thank you, Dracul. I’m so glad you have won over depression, how did you do it? I always admire people who have fought these types of phase in life and came out waaay stronger than before, so kudos to you!

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      1. Thanks very much, Apple. ☺

        I didn’t know I had clinical depression until I arrived in Calgary two years ago from Vancouver.

        I found a doctor who was intelligent enough to figure out I had it.

        She prescribed a mild form of antidepressant which seems to be working and also recommended that I engage in physical exercise more.

        So I do a lot of walking.

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  12. Jay Kaushal says:

    Ah! Bravo Apple! Bravo! The photo and poetry went so well together.. Just the right number of words and just the right words too.. Sounded kind of ‘glamourous’.. I could almost imagine a girl like the psychowierdo (who I so like to follow on your blog btw)..a twisted.. Sad girl like her .. sitting down to write in a hotel room after She’s done with the men she’s pursuing and is all alone by herself.. Nothing but her empty.. Dark.. Sad thoughts..Just Sipping soctch neat.. And writing…Great work!!

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      I’m glad you were able to think of The Psychoweirdo in this poem, awesome thoughts! Thanks Jay. I haven’t written that much tho so I need to catch up. I also need to pay your site a visit, missed the dose of inspiration from your words.

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      1. Jay Kaushal says:

        Hehe sure. I’ve started a new category.. ‘Photo-poetry’…And I love the psychowierdo. 😉

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      2. Apple Rae says:

        Yea I saw it and I love it. Photos add more life to words, imo 🙂 so great job!

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      3. Jay Kaushal says:

        Thanks a lot for visiting Apple. Always a pleasure having you over and I’ll be looking forward to reading more of your writing. You’re doing great. Keep it up. 😉

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  13. George F. says:

    You succeeded. You were very poetic. Beautifully done. And I saw your short video on Instagram as well. Brilliant!

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Thanks for always being there George! I haven’t written for almost a week now ugh I’m too occupied lately lol

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      1. George F. says:

        Same with me but I’m steppin’ it up. You missed a post…but more by Thursday…it’s all about Akira for awhile…by popular demand. Your little Instagram showing your cute fingernails typing was cute!

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      2. Apple Rae says:

        Oh nooo i missed a chapter 😭 i need to catch up, Thursday it is! Thanks George. I finally have written a new post as well. After a week of being away lol

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      3. George F. says:

        I’ll catch up on your new post ASAP. Thanks!

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  14. da-AL says:

    lovely moody writing 🙂

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Thanks da-Al 🙂

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  15. The feels… 😭😭😭

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Aw 😔 ano pala name mo? Hehe

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      1. Marj 😁😁😁

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      2. Apple Rae says:

        Hi Marj! Apple here. Nice to meet you in WP 😘

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      3. Same here ☺☺☺

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  16. Words that ring with truth… I amazed that you can place yourself in shoes you haven’t been in

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Thank youuu 😘 you’re amazing, don’t forget 😉

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  17. Love this ❤️❤️

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      I’m glaaad! Thank you ☺️

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  18. Wise Hearted says:

    There is no way to have real wisdom without walking in some sadness. Jesus Himself was sad when the disciples went to sleep instead of standing guard. God understands sad the best. When I need counsel I have a few friends who understand sad and pain and suffering. I have watch them deal with more then anyone should ever have to handle, yet they would say to you…I get that…I have lived that, I am living that right now yet I must go on for my own sake and the sake of others. Lovely, thoughtful post and I am glad this is not you but I would bet you have been this way before. Blessings.

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Aw. Thank you for your wisdom. You are indeed wise with a big heart. I’d like to think you’ve been through a lot of experiences that made you the woman that you are today. I admire you for that, so much.

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  19. Awww! Really loved this, Apple!!! I love that you put yourself in another’s place and point of view!! I have fun sometimes writing from different viewpoints too! Bellissimo, Apple, Bellissimo!!
    Chuck
    xoxo
    😘💕🌹

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    1. Apple Rae says:

      Hi Chuck, thank you so much!! Appreciate that a lot!

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