I have felt a love so strong,but I made a mistake and did something wrong. I didn't know he cared so much, but I now know that I hurt him, I put my hand on his soft face and felt his warm tears. It broke my heart into a thousand little pieces. I was so confused on how he felt for me, If only I was able to see how true his feelings were for me. I had never felt so lonely and scared, such a deep loss, I didn't think it something my heart could bare. I just wanted to lay down and cry, I really felt as if I would die. I'd rather of lost him that way than my own stupid game plays. I didn't mean to hurt him, all I ever wanted to do was love him. I started to feel so tired, in body and soul, so tired of the pain and tired of being alone. When he wanted me to go away, it hurt more than I could ever say. The loss felt worse than anything ever before. He left me standing there, tears falling from my eyes when he walked out my door. I had thought my dreams for this life so simple, just wanted to ride a Harley on endless road trips, letting my hair fly with the wind. What a child I was, I just didn't realize. When it was to late was when I knew, all I really needed was love, a home and to never be alone. I thought that all he needed was time to understand, that it all seemed so out of my hands. All I could think of for a long time was him. The tears wouldn't stop flowing and the feelings kept growing. Loving him was the best thing I ever did. Now...... I feel like I am going down a long dark hall I guess there is no end to it all. My heart cries with the love, tiredness and sadness I feel, waiting for the day I will be able to let go.
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First Edition Translation of Teselas by Carmen Crespo X111 César Simón Poetry Prixe 2016 Translated from Spanish by Robin Ouzman Hislop and Amparo Arrospíde
This was so well done.
Best wishes,
John