Tomorrow's Bridges

MendedFences27

Tomorrow’s Bridges 

 

 My yesterday walked out today

and I know she’ll never return.

She crossed the line while going away

set our bridge afire and watched it burn.

 

She burned the bridge

this girl named Lorraine.

She talked of friendship

while my love remained.

No note in the morning.

No need to explain.

Hers was the bridge

to an outbound train.

She rolled away 

the next heart to betray.

 

I’ll cross a bridge to another some day

hoping, tomorrow, her love will stay

and all of my troubles will become yesterdays

 

but-

 

Charred was that bridge

by the girl called Maureen.

She dreamt of wealth

and riches obscene

treasures and pleasures

beyond our poor means.

They were her bridge

to shallow extremes.

Now, she is running

 beyond her own dreams.

 

I’ll cross a bridge to another some day

hoping, tomorrow, her love would stay

and all of my troubles would be yesterdays

 

but-

 

She torched our bridge

 the one named Rene.

She craved for more

than my body and name.

My heart was burned

by her sensuous flames.

Her’s was the bridge

to what she became.

She’s now crawling

in ashes of shame.

 

but-

 

Tomorrow crossed on a new bridge today

offering her love, not the opposite way.

This time perhaps, the bridge will not burn

and this time, perhaps, she will stay.

  • Author: MendedFences27 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 14th, 2022 16:47
  • Category: Love
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  • Goldfinch60

    We all have bridges in our life Phil and we do find that stable one that will lead us to stability in life and love.

    Andy

  • orchidee

    A thoughtful write M.
    Bit like trying to get the No.7 bus tomorrow (Sunday), but it only runs today (Saturdays). Doh!
    The 'crossing the bridge when we come to it' theme, I mean.
    Hope you follow this garbled explanation!

  • Neville


    message so well penned it would be impossible not to have received it loud n clear ..... Neville

    ps
    I hear Lorraine's in Spain fall mainly off the plane ...... and Maureen's still got it 🙂



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