As usual, you write with such knowledge & power that it is hard to imagine not reading it, wonder how I missed this one till now; glad I found it...-e-
REGIS, IN SITUATIONS LIKE THIS I HAVE TO BECOME A PARROT AND REPEAT WHAT I ALWAYS SAY...'BETTER TO HAVE LOVED AND LOST, THAN NEVER TO HAVE LOVED AT ALL'. SWEET MEMORIES ARE JUST THAT...OURS TO HOLD-ON TO AND TO PACK AWAY AND UNPACK WHENEVER WE'RE READY. BECAUSE, IN THE END...WHO, BUT GOD, REALLY KNOWS HOW THINGS WOULD HAVE TURNED OUT? AND, I REALLY DO BELIEVE, WITH GOD BEING IN CONTROL OF 'EVERYTHING'...'IF' IT WAS SUPPOSED TO WORK OUT, IT WOULD HAVE. THANKS FOR SHARING, MY FRIEND. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Most of the time when they leave us, it is not because of them… Initially there was something that attracted them to us. But probably us that caused them to to leave. I don't see your poem taking responsibility for what you did to cause her to leave… But I'm confused, it looks like she died? Has she died?
Time to find someone more compatible with you that will stay with you for the long run.
My mother sent me the obituary of a girl that actually proposed to me on the first date, she was that desperate to get married. She was a hometown girl with a high school education and no desire to go to college… Anyway, when I didn't give her an engagement ring after six months, she left me for someone who would. She didn't marry him, but her best friend's brother who she told me she didn't like. She died young, about 70. I don't know what from, but she was a smoker. It hurt me when she left and I became paralyzed within a few months after. But I didn't feel any remorse in reading her obituary.
GONE WITH THE WIND - great movie!
Was your love a beauty like Scarlett O'Hara,
Regis? She must have been as she has called
forth your lovely poignant lines ....nothing
comes from nothing, nothing ever could!
to quote Oscar Hammerstein II.
You have been a great friend to those who had passed away, and I'm sure they appreciate your friendship. Yes, moving on is the best way to be. I hope you'll find the one you love soon.
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
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Time to find someone more compatible with you that will stay with you for the long run.
My mother sent me the obituary of a girl that actually proposed to me on the first date, she was that desperate to get married. She was a hometown girl with a high school education and no desire to go to college… Anyway, when I didn't give her an engagement ring after six months, she left me for someone who would. She didn't marry him, but her best friend's brother who she told me she didn't like. She died young, about 70. I don't know what from, but she was a smoker. It hurt me when she left and I became paralyzed within a few months after. But I didn't feel any remorse in reading her obituary.
Ron
poignant read
never stop writing!
m
I enjoyed your inspirational poem.
Was your love a beauty like Scarlett O'Hara,
Regis? She must have been as she has called
forth your lovely poignant lines ....nothing
comes from nothing, nothing ever could!
to quote Oscar Hammerstein II.
You have been a great friend to those who had passed away, and I'm sure they appreciate your friendship. Yes, moving on is the best way to be. I hope you'll find the one you love soon.
Sandie