An Empath's Life By: Lawrence W Langman (C) I can feel the earth breathe beneath. It calls to my senses emoting it's grief. I can hear a bird crying in the morn. When it's wing is tattered and torn. I tremble when my dog begins to limp. Out the side vision within a glimpse. I become ill when my child takes a fall. Or when their helpless before they could crawl. I ache when my wife is in a lot of pain. Causing my inner spirit to drain. I try to distant myself from watching the news. With all of this carnage my sadness accrues. I battle these emotions that attack from within. When pain is a factor I'm on needles and pins. I sometimes wish I could turn this off with a switch. For being empathic is making life such a bitch!