On Dying Love

benevolentbluebabe

Clouds give way to rain

Falling bout bleeding hearts

In the gardens, fallen—slain,

Petals pulled apart.

 

Rain yields to dim sunlight

But lingers in the eaves

Slipping, sliding, moods abright

Tho the drops will never leave.

 

  • Author: benevolentbluebabe (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 24th, 2020 09:54
  • Comment from author about the poem: When you love someone, little pieces of them become ingrained within your being, and when they leave, those bits remain; some you don't want to let go. The rain is always there, in some form or another—be it dew, clouds, humidity—whatever state, the rain never leaves. When you love someone, you never truly stop.
  • Category: Love
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Comments1

  • siranswerer

    The sun always leads to pain,
    Lifted from the start.
    Ocean blue stain,
    Love's never smart.

    Sun fades to skies greyed light,
    Swallowed in a sleeve.
    Steadfast in memory bright,
    Hearts, never relieved.



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