Poetry: Sadness should not be isolated for too long from love

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Sadness dropped itself onto me, heavily, not by degree. Another painful experience in me to be to flee, not free. Destinating itself in me, it seemed to me to be but a plea. Now that l felt it deeper, deeply feeding on me, you see. Every tear left uncried had died in its ride, left unapplied. Sadness had bested love in me, inside, and also outside. Sadness wins though, only if love dies inside, untried outside, not onside. How is sadness related to love? Sadness is simply love that has run out of steam. Sadness is still a part of love, as are all other emotions too, but love full of itself allows sadness to see itself as just one of the beams of love's rainbow, not as an isolated shard of glass that can cut you, with itself. The bigger picture is incomplete without sadness, but also incomplete, when sadness is embraced alone, and love pushed aside, so that you cut it out of the picture, to see only one emotion isolated away, rather than it remaining in love. Of course, for a moment, isolation works a different angled view into love so serves its purpose as such, but its purpose is lost when you remain in this view, and do not return to the full viewing platform of love. Use a focusing tool for what it is, do not then think that you are that tool only, exclusively so. Photo Credit: The photo used here was freely sourced from the free media site: pixabay.com. Sadness in love. Sadness will dog you forever if you do not return it to love.