The world outside,
Knows not whatโs inside.
They see a strong, confident man.
But inside, I am still trying to do what I can,
To come out of my own illusion.
I am still struggling to find a solution.
To cope up with reality.
To deal with this paradoxical duality.
Lisa Sanderson Smith
I am only a shell of who I once was,ย
and though I stand upย
and do what must be done,ย
inside I hide and cower alone,ย
afraid and withdrawn.ย
Rinku Shah
My attire was my defence,
But Iโm tired of this pretence.
Finally ready to revealโฆ
Exhausted trying to conceal.
The real Me
For the world to see!ย
Priyanka Tripathi
The scared and brokenย
inner childย
cries silently for help,
inside the confident yetย
emotionless man!ย
Karen MacLeod
Falsely upright is
the naked truth of a
man in a suit with a choking tie
as he holds his lie
tight deep down
inside
until it
splits him apart
at the seams of
an absent heart.ย
Ever been overwhelmed by an emotion but found yourself at a loss for words? Perhaps youโve felt an inexplicable feeling of joy, nostalgia, or longing, and struggled to describe it in your own language. So, take a look at some unique words that describe feelings you can’t explain.
The complexity of human emotions often exceeds the bounds of common vocabulary, leaving us unable to capture what we feel fully.
Luckily, there are a list of words that describe feelings from around the world that beautifully encapsulate these elusive emotions.
These words, often untranslatable into a single term in English, highlight the richness of language and the nuances of emotional experience.
Whether itโs a fleeting moment of bittersweet reflection or an overpowerin
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