Sunday Morning, 2 a.m.

Allan Fitzgerald

I'd like to say I'm over it,

That all my wounds have healed.

But certain thoughts leave me restless,

To ponder late into the night

 

In all this time you cross my mind,

Though I rarely wish you did.

I've even found myself in love again,

Yet memories of you still linger.

 

I cannot say with certainty,

If these thoughts are pondered innocent.

For if I sat and thought enough,

I'd deduce they exist in scorn.

 

You can deny this all you please,

But I know what is the truth.

Your thoughts of me still burn with love,

And it burns that I don't love you.

  • Author: Allan Fitzgerald (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 6th, 2017 02:12
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments3

  • Goldfinch60

    Good emotive write.

  • burning-embers

    I hope writing about the issue helps the subconscious let go.

  • Louis Gibbs

    A fine introductory poem, Allan. Welcome to MPS, and I look forward to more!



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