So here I am…
forced to go on without you
Your hand played
And how well it was played too
Rude and contemptible
The buck passed
You smelling like a rose
Me…the scapegoat
I know people change
But I never thought
that souls could…
Until now.
I should have known
Though I was warned
How you play with hearts
Yet never give yours away
I was fooled
Suckered in
My heart ruled
Well, never again.
You were good
I have to admit
I rarely am tricked
But loneliness and age
Blinded me
For I did not want
to leave this earth
Never knowing,
love again.
But it looks as if
That is how
It is to be…
So be it.
they come, they stay, then leave
like a bad cold, a bad dream
only to hurt the host of their schemes
leaving them to once again dream
Peace be with you
I wish I could "say" that I cannot relate but it seems to me that I am going through the same thing right now and I have no idea why even though she does her best to "explain." Makes no sense to me since she did ask me to love her and to "go on with the journey." I'm just sayin' I can relate, Fawn. Love and best wishes,
The stuff of life that makes us write.
At least sometimes- writing to get this pain out.
I will never understand how we can be so sure the spark has ignited- that WE have the fire- and then doused.
Fine writing.
John
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
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like a bad cold, a bad dream
only to hurt the host of their schemes
leaving them to once again dream
Peace be with you
William
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Regis
At least sometimes- writing to get this pain out.
I will never understand how we can be so sure the spark has ignited- that WE have the fire- and then doused.
Fine writing.
John