I have written of forbidden love several times and I always think of what would it be like if one of them was suddenly unable to continue the relationship. The love is still there, the longing, but something insurmountable gets in the way. This is especially true of young people whose parents still hold the reins. I like to think that the feelings remain or are reduced to embers, rather than ashes, and they are one day reunited. But then, I'm a hopeless romantic.
Your words remind me of "a friend's" situation some time ago. That pain will linger forever so I must deal with it daily.It's like, "Who has the brain here?"!! I feel your words and I want you to know, the feeling is universal and your excellent writing just could be your "therapy". Write on!!
Reflects many a rebel relationship. Love changes over time and you beautifully describe what happens in your few words that are so personal that it makes one think. In our teens we are naturally rebellious. So many have made that mistake.
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a beautiful poem of deep, thankyou for sharing.
Regis. 🙏🎸
Rebecca
Love ya!
Jane
Ron