I am out in the gazing up at the sky, as every little moment passes by
Imma be back but not in time
Im hurt and what could be worse
In the quiet corridors of the heart,
Where dreams and memories intertwine,
There lies a choice, a path to chart,
Between two souls that both align.
One from the past, a love once known,
His laughter echoes in distant lands,
A tender bond that time has sown,
Yet distance now divides our hands.
The other stands within my reach,
A presence strong and warm and near,
His eyes like oceans, tales to teach,
Yet choosing him, the past I fear.
*Oh, how fantasy dances in my mind,*
*Where both loves hold my heart as one,*
*A world where choices are unconfined,*
*And pain is lost, and joy begun.*
Yet reality tugs with gentle might,
A decision waits, a truth untold,
Between the shadows, in the light,
A story new, or one of old.
The heart aches with every beat,
A tug of war, a silent plea,
To let go of what was once so sweet,
Or embrace what new love could be.
In this labyrinth of love and woe,
Where every step writes history,
May courage guide, and wisdom show,
The path to peace, to clarity.
For in this choice, though painful, true,
A future beckons, bright and wide,
Whether with the past, or with the new,
The heart will find its rightful guide.
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Lil-M-M (Pseudonym) (
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Comments5
you have done better but loves it lillie
........ thank you.
my heart gleams for you
hey great poem! i like the ending lets your heart decide and not all the anxieties that come with having the burden of options. very nice!
Thank you sooo much
it was a pleasure reading!
Almost classically written in style and wording. Very nice it pushes onward to the future. Very nice
Thank you
Superb, uplifting and optimistic peace of romantic poetry. Excellent!
Thank you!
you are right -trust your heart to find its soulmate - and here's wishing you the right choice
Yea thank you
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