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Losing You to Yesterdays
by C. Nichols → (All Poetry by C. Nichols)
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I trusted so much in you

Until you did not trust in us

Lost in a world of feeling & nostalgia

Wrapped too tightly in pain

You reached out for old comforts

Instead of my comforts

To lose yourself in the past

Slipping for an instant back

Before you & I were we and

You lost us then

For however short an instant

I was left forgotten

As I dreamed only of you

Believing in us as if it were a religion

Bigger than life, stronger than fear

I held our love alone for those moments

My heart cracked just a little

Breaking over your lips as you kissed me

I could not turn away though I knew

You dreamed of her too, you loved her too

You didn’t know who you wanted here

In your bed, in your arms, in your tomorrows

My tears traced a thin silent line

Down to bathe my aching heart

Though I tried to rein them in tightly

When I left I tried to breathe but

The radio started playing our song

Only sobs could come & I pulled over

The loss of being the only one in your heart

Felt like losing every color of the sunset

Uncertainty shook the core of my being

As I did not know what came next

You so far away & so far lost

Me so close that I could not bear it

To lose this deep abiding love for nothing

Like watching the stars fall one by one

The heavens less brilliant I hope less

But try to still believe in us

C.Nichols


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 Reviews of "Losing You to Yesterdays"
Reviewed by Bernice Angoh
Reviewed on April 30, 2009
I had tears in my eyes reading this, the pain seeps through my screen!!!

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on April 29, 2009
In my heart of hearts this piece cries out with such agony and pain. How I feel for you....

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Liana Margiva
Reviewed on April 29, 2009
WONDERFUL POEM!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY TALENTED, FULL OF PAIN AND HEAVENLY BEAUTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva

Reviewed on April 28, 2009
Wow, this just blows me away. It is me all throughout. "To lose this deep abiding love for nothing...".Excellent write!

Cynthia


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