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WHEN SHE KNEW THAT IT WAS OVER
by Stephen W. Pollard → (All Poetry by Stephen W. Pollard)
Sunday, January 29, 2017    Rated "G" by the Author.
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This poem is about a woman who knows that her marriage is over and is full of sadness and dismay over the thought of it all ending.

                      WHEN SHE KNEW THAT IT WAS OVER

 

                      Laying wide awke in the bed

                      Lyndsey was bumbed that couldn't sleep

                      She got herself out of the warm bed

                      Went over to the window to weep

                      Looking out into the night of darkness

                      Then looking at her husband Mitchell sleeping

                      Brough her a feeling of such sadness

                      Letting out a deep sigh so dismaying

                      Deep in such very serious thought

                      And she could not shake the feeling

                      And a situation that was becoming distraught

                      Lyndsey with a feeling of much sadness

                      That their long relationship was ending

                      Because her unhappy marriage was hopeless

                      And that it could come to it's final ending

                      Tears started rolling down freely

                      The thought of it all was disheartening

                      That the sadness could not keep up continually

                      The way that the situation was heading

                      Climbing back into the now cold bed

                      Mitchell was still in a very deep sleep

                      Lyndsey thought that he did not even care

                      The more that she thought, the more she'd weep

                      It was sad that he was not even aware

                      Putting her head back on the now cold pillow

                      She would try again to fall asleep

                      But all she could do was just wallow

 

 


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