Finding happiness Quote by Janet Reolope
“I let you walked out of my door, It is just fine knowing you out there somewhere along, Finding happiness with your own, For the person you think you love more.. I am here crying alone, Picking up the pieces again once more, That scattered wherever I go, Even in my dreams still I saw, The sweet memories that we've been through... Another moon is come, Spring and winter passed by, The rain stay and long, Don't know when the sun comes on, You left me in the middle, Seems you hanged me up there, And now I'm going nowhere... I open my door for you to come one day, And let your love find a way, To fill our home with laughter's again, And put a rainbow on our walls to begin, But if it won't happen, At least bring my heart back before the dawn was end.”
About This Quote
The poem expresses longing and grief after a breakup, juxtaposing hope for reunion with acceptance of solitude.
In simple terms: Heartbreak, yearning, and tentative hope for love’s return.
Key Takeaway
Loss fuels both sorrow and a wish for reconnection.
Themes
heartbreak
longing
hope
solitude
Mood
melancholic
yearning
hopeful
Type
poetic
emotional
When to use this quote
- post‑breakup reflection
- writing a farewell letter
- rebuilding after loss
Key Concepts
attachment theory
grief processing
Practical Applications
- channel emotions into creative expression
Questions to Reflect On
- What does healing look like for you after loss?
- Can hope coexist with genuine acceptance?
A Different Perspective
Idealizing reunion may delay healthy moving‑on; acceptance can be more restorative.
