


I know how difficult this must of been for you to write my dear friend but you have managed in your own unique way to send a little message to others within the lines of this piece. Suffer In Silence Quotes (6 quotes) Suffer In Silence Quotes Quotes tagged as 'suffer-in-silence' Showing 1-6 of 6 Id never learned how to relate to people, much less how to speak up for myself. and it reminds one to tell their loved ones how much they really love them while they still can. You have taken the feelings from your beating heart and created a verse that not only tears at the reader's heart but makes one really think about the one's they love. I feel the impact of your pain in this last stanza dear heart. It is in these times that even breathing is difficult because we feel each and every breath like a dagger in our hearts. The second line caught my breath and simply stole it away. The symptoms will become even more resistant. It will be a long, suffocating, destructive silence. If you don’t take the step to ask for help, the pain will just get worse. If you don’t the suffering will keep on going. The first reason to stop suffering in silence is simple and obvious. This stanza portrays an image that breaks my heart hun. 6 Reasons We Should Stop Suffering in Silence. It is these times that we feel our hearts can

When both our dreams and hopes have been ripped from our very lives we wonder. I know of some similar and the feeling that crushes our heart sometimes feels unbearable my friend. Though I don't know the exact feelings you have. Here is first a complaint of the afflictions of the prophet, and of the people, expressed by a rod, by darkness, by wormwood and gall, and many other things and especially by the Lord's appearing against them as an enemy, in a most severe and terrible manner shutting out their prayer being as a bear and lion to them and giving them up to the cruelty and scorn of their enemies, La 3:1-21 then follows some comfort taken by them, from the mercy, faithfulness, and goodness of God from the usefulness of patience in bearing afflictions and from the end of God in laying them upon men and from the providence of God, by which all things are ordered, La 3:22-38 wherefore, instead of complaining, it would be better, it is suggested, to attend to the duties of examination of their ways, and of repentance, and of prayer, La 3:39-41 and a particular prayer is directed to, in which confession of sin is made, and their miseries deplored, by reason of the hidings of God's face, and the insults of their enemies, La 3:42-47 and then the prophet expresses his sympathy with his people under affliction, and declares what he himself met with from his enemies, La 3:48-54 and relates bow he called upon the Lord, and he heard and delivered him, La 3:55-58 and concludes with a request that he would judge his cause, and avenge him on enemies, La 3:59-66.Cindy this title just breaks my heart. It is indeed written in a different form from the other chapters, in another sort of metre and though in an alphabetical manner as the rest, yet with this difference, that three verses together begin with the same letter so that the alphabet is gone through three times in it. This chapter is a complaint and lamentation like the former, and on the same subject, only the prophet mixes his own afflictions and distresses with the public calamities or else he represents the church in her complaints and some have thought him to be a type of Christ throughout the whole to whom various things may be applied.
