Story of a Broken Heart

DestinysPerspectives

When you left I had drowned in emotion. 

I lost myself in what I refused to feel. 

I refused to accept the ending. 

I worked too hard to avoid it. 

I lost myself in what was never said. 

There was never a definite end. 

I thought it was a see you later.

Not a goodbye forever. 

Am I a masochist for still having hope?

Am I delusional for believing it’s a see you later. 

The years are tallying up against my hope. 

The years are making my heart bleed. 

The years are turning my tear drops into oceans, 

The years are making my days winter cold. 

The years are turning me away from the sun rays kisses. 

The years are turning my crimson heart the color of coal.

  • Author: Destiny\'s Perspective (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 21st, 2022 13:46
  • Category: Love
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  • Crowns4Christ

    Aw destiny this is so sad, and definitely not worth your tears, anyone like that doesn't deserve a beautiful woman like you, someone will come along that deserves your love and tears, I believe it,chin up girl, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how this will happen, I was

  • Caring dove

    Sad writing but nicely expressed )) maybe this person will come back to you .. if it’s meant ti be then they will )) sorry you miss this person

    • DestinysPerspectives

      Thank you! It hurts but I am trying to move forward. Poetry has really helped and meditation.

      • Caring dove

        I understand )) maybe you could ask your angels to try and help you . Do you believe in angels ?

        • DestinysPerspectives

          Yes I believe in angels. The arch angels I can't remember all of the names right now lol! I own a necklace with their names on it and sometimes when I am feeling down I wear it around my neck. It makes me feel safe.



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