I penned these ramblings years ago when someone broke my heart. I am long passed the heartbreak, but I thought I share this discombobulated poem with you. 🙂
She loves him so deeply
She hates him as much
She longs to be with him
She craves his sole touch
Her total fulfillment embodied in one;
Yet love’s lost in the whirlwind,
Swept away, slowly fading, listen oh hearken!
Sadly because of a promise rescinded.
The lies made her ponder
And the rock became sand
And now she oft wonders
Why she trusted a man
Though she tries to forget him
He lives in her thoughts
Together a life had been wrought
But her mind screams no!
Her fragile heart ensnared;
She dwells in a valley of deepest despair.
What good can come of it?
What right corrects wrong
Or does it even matter
When love is this strong?
It seems so one-sided
His fears have him trapped
For her, there’s no question
For him, all the answers inapt.
Painful frustration; Rivers of tears
All for this man haunted by so many fears.
But with patience, she believes this love will abound.
Rambling writings from a troubled heart no longer winsome.
For it’s a hopeless attempt, on that they agree.
Yet patience to wait for what is never to come
Is the patience you’ll need for what never will be.
Categories: A Poem, love, non-fiction, Poetry, Writing
Such a moving piece of writing… evocative and beautiful! Thanks for sharing, Nancy. ❤
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Thank you, Iris! I have to say: You are an amazing poet. ❤
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Welcome, Nancy. All of us write to share and hopefully touch some lives… to encourage, give hope… and show understanding. I try to do that. 🙂 ❤
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Yes that is true and you do it well ❤
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❤ thank you.
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you’re welcome! ❤
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“But with patience, she believes this love will abound”.
Just loved this piece.
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Thank you. But, alas, it did not work out, however, I met a wonderful man who mended my broken heart. We have been together for ten years now. ❤
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What a beautiful and moving poem!
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