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Words Best Unsaid
by Mark M Lichterman → (All Poetry by Mark M Lichterman)
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    Words Best Unsaid

 

How can we, you and me

say “I love you”

when the words do

no more than hurt?

 

How can we, you and me

say “I miss you”

when the years between

will never shorten,

nor the distance between

never lessen.

 

“Friends,” we say,

“Lets be friends.”

 

Yes, true , we are

friends, you and me.

 

But try as we may

the words, “I love you,”

the words, “I miss you,”

albeit now unsaid,

sit within our hearts and

play within our minds

and though we struggle

not to say:

“I love you!”

 

 

And though we struggle

not to say:

“I miss you!”

 

The love we feel,

the longing we feel

surpasses friendship,

but true , the words

do no more than hurt.

 

So, my dear friend,

though better left unsaid,

let me say...

 

Dear friend,

I love you!

 

 


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 Reviews of "Words Best Unsaid"
Reviewed by Kathleen McDonald
Reviewed on August 19, 2009
So very hard to do. I know a relaionship as this and wonder.

Reviewed by Carole Mathys
Reviewed on August 15, 2009
Why does our hearts not recognize the restrictions that society places on love and age?

Carole~

Reviewed on August 14, 2009
Deeply touching. The heart can not often lie to itself for long.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on August 14, 2009
The fox looked up at the grapes and thought "so near and yet so far" and then as an excuse told to himself that the grapes probably were bitter.
I love you, I miss you and the array of excuses we told ourselves kind of sound like the last words about the bitterness of the grapes not about the own bitterness for no finding a solution to reach them.
And we that thought that the fox was the smartest.

Georg



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