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Cut Me Loose
by Dean Fraser-Phillips → (All Poetry by Dean Fraser-Phillips)
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A poem about moving on in love but the other person refusing to let go.


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A golden time remembered
When sudden thoughts occur
A life of love so long ago
The mind begins to blur

The love would last forever
Yet fate got in the way
Severed the line between two hearts
That dark and rainy day

Two years on I’m wondering
Why do you still cry?
Clinging on to shattered dreams
When you should let them die

The past cannot be altered
The future is not here
Yet you are in the present
Attached by lonely fear

My heart healed and moved on
The crack was fixed so fine
Yet fractured splinters happen
When you say you’re mine

For love has a new beginning
What’s done is gone you see
I know it’s hard to hear this
But now you must be free

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A golden time remembered
When sudden thoughts occur
A life of love so long ago
The mind begins to blur

The love would last forever
Yet fate got in the way
Severed the line between two hearts
That dark and rainy day

Two years on I’m wondering
Why do you still cry?
Clinging on to shattered dreams
When you should let them die

The past cannot be altered
The future is not here
Yet you are in the present
Attached by lonely fear

My heart healed and moved on
The crack was fixed so fine
Yet fractured splinters happen
When you say you’re mine

For love has a new beginning
What’s done is gone you see
I know it’s hard to hear this
But now you must be free

- See more at: http://www.deanthebard.com/blog/cut-loose-new-poem/#sthash.NeJlH2ZE.dpuf

A golden time remembered
When sudden thoughts occur
A life of love so long ago
The mind begins to blur

The love would last forever
Yet fate got in the way
Severed the line between two hearts
That dark and rainy day

Two years on I’m wondering
Why do you still cry?
Clinging on to shattered dreams
When you should let them die

The past cannot be altered
The future is not here
Yet you are in the present
Attached by lonely fear

My heart healed and moved on
The crack was fixed so fine
Yet fractured splinters happen
When you say you’re mine

For love has a new beginning
What’s done is gone you see
I know it’s hard to hear this
But now you must be free

- See more at: http://www.deanthebard.com/blog/cut-loose-new-poem/#sthash.NeJlH2ZE.dpuf

A golden time remembered
When sudden thoughts occur
A life of love so long ago
The mind begins to blur

 

The love would last forever
Yet fate got in the way
Severed the line between two hearts
That dark and rainy day

 

Two years on I’m wondering
Why do you still cry?
Clinging on to shattered dreams
When you should let them die

 

The past cannot be altered
The future is not here
Yet you are in the present
Attached by lonely fear

 

My heart healed and moved on
The crack was fixed so fine
Yet fractured splinters happen
When you say you’re mine

 

For love has a new beginning
What’s done is gone you see
I know it’s hard to hear this
But now you must be free


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 Reviews of "Cut Me Loose"
Reviewed by lois christensen
Reviewed on December 23, 2014
I let go, when they find me not interesting no more. They let go more easily. I've given up, really on finding another, it surely isn't worth all the trouble and heartbreak. Can relate here too.

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on December 15, 2014
Beautiful and touching. An excellent write.

Michael D.

Reviewed by Elisabeth Barstowe
Reviewed on December 15, 2014
A poem most of us can relate to. Well written as always.

Reviewed by Clarence Prince
Reviewed on December 15, 2014
"The past cannot be altered
The future is not here."
That's so true, Dean! Thank for sharing!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 14, 2014
True for so many relationships. Reads like a country song.

Ron


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