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Growing Apart
by Mary Terzian
Sunday, September 02, 2007
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Growing apart in marriage

Because we crossed each other’s path,

We find ourselves in the tight knot

Of the marriage institution.

Have we ever been in fusion?

We share our meals, our car and home,

Memories of children now grown,

And go about our daily tasks,

Keeping grudges behind our masks.

Under the guise of love and care

Our true feelings we do not share,

And what is worse, oh! What a hoax!

We carry on our civil talks,

Sealing the night off with a kiss,

Playing at a semblance of bliss.

We live like a towering lie.

Who can tell, except you and I?

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Reviewed by Ankin Timourian	9/2/2009

Hello Mary, excellent poem, honest and reveals your sadness and pain about wasted marriage. I completly relate to that and feel your pain. will talk to you soon, take care, Love Ankin




Reviewed by John Leko	9/3/2007

Well written...honest verse...hidden feelings penned. John




Reviewed by Rafiriio Daniels	9/2/2007

This was an excellent display of expression! Keep poetry alive

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