I didn't want to admit it
and it was easier for me to lie,
be happy on the outside,
and hide the pain in my heart.
No, I didn't want to admit,
how my heart bleeds.
I really want to calm it down,
and stand firm on my feets.
I feel so forgotten,
so betrayed, so abandoned,
There is not a soul that would be mine
and no forgiveness at this time.
No, I didn't want to admit,
that I won't even succeed.
Straighten my wings,
my luck melted like snow at spring.
It's hard to admit that my home
does not fullfills my dreams,
so I just put my head down quietly
and I cry so alone ...
- Author: TenderMe ( Offline)
- Published: June 4th, 2021 02:36
- Category: Love
- Views: 52
Comments3
Those times of sadness and soul searching which we all must pass through are described so well here. It is a period akin to a winter but be assured spring will follow and you will bud and beautifully flower, more enriched and more beautiful than ever before...... have faith and be positive.
Thank you so much 🙂 I have all faith and positivity in this world 🙂
So much of sadness in the poem. It doesn't matter whether you are young or old , it's the experiences, that enriches you or breaks you.
That's what makes you write such poignant lines. Have courage. You are not alone.
Thank you so much for your comment and sweet words 🙂 i appreciate it
Such sad words TenderMe, but believe me all will be well as I know very well, my wife passed away seventeen months ago and that really took me down but time, music, poetry and friends have brought me back to my wonderful world, my wife is always with me and the love I have for her is always there and her love for me never fails.
So lift your head up and look at the good things that are in your life and all will become loving again.
Andy
Thank you so much Andy 😉 Firstly I want to say that I am sorry about your wife. I went through a loss of someone very close as well, so I can imagine how painfull it was for you. And I have faith that one day, here or somewhere there, I will be falling off my feets for someone again 😉
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