He Found Me

Lumia

I was broken, battered and beaten.

Made weak and wary by the verbal knives dragging me down.

In time, I started to sink.

I was falling quickly into an endless pit where it hurt to feel.

It hurt to exist.

One day, after many hopes had been crushed,

He found me.

It was simply a message,

it had caused a smile.

So weak, and struggling,

still a smile nonetheless.

Days turned into months, and he was still there.

Far away but near enough, comforting me mentally and wiping away my fears.

Day by day, he did it.

I was starting to rise. 

Out of the pit where I suffered and cried, and didn't know what I could do with my life.

His heart touched mine, and feelings collided.

Slowly, he did it. 

He made me feel worth it.

Though I may cry, and still have my fears,

He is always there to guide me.

I help him with his troubles too, and his love will sustain me.

Even though he's not with me, and is so far away...

He's my first and last thought, within each and every day.

I see it's been about a year, and now I finally see.

It's all thanks to him...  

He found me.

I am free.

  • Author: Lumia (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 27th, 2017 11:26
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is about before and after I met my long distance boyfriend.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 19
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME LUMIA ~ Thanks for your first Picture (excellent) and Poem (elegant) Love the theme "Long distance LOVER !" This is something ~ I can ~ and I am sure others can empathise with ! I too have been at a low ebb and then hooked up with a LADY in another Country (usually through a Poetry site) and she restored my soul. I never met them in the flesh ~ but that didn't matter ~ we talked and exchanged emails and pictures etc and she was there for me 24/7 and I for Her these hook~ups are mutual and they REALLY DO WORK ~ Yours BRIAN (UK) Please check my POEMS ~ Thanks B.



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