move along

dusk arising

 

when u find
she's not the one
and grow tired
of the things she's done
then the time is here
to make it right
if its gone so wrong
move along tonight

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 24th, 2018 10:27
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Comments6

  • Heartwriter

    Well. Moving on is sometimes hard to do. Even when there is good cause to do so. I agree it should be done. Great advise. Well said.

  • dusk arising

    A moment ago i was leaving a comment on your piece today and wondering how you would react to mine. A huge grin on my face to find your comment. In years past i have done a 'juliet' phase (similar to your description but without fatality) after a relationships demise but in the end... one has to move along.

  • dusk arising

    Thanks Cat. Yes i know only too well the pain etc but you're so right, one has to ride it out with positivity and move along to 'better times'.

  • Michael Edwards

    Great shortie dusk.

  • Goldfinch60

    Very true but it can be very hard sometimes but it will always be for the better.

    • dusk arising

      Yes, true. I have lived through miserable and torturous endings and failures in my time. The spirit of this piece is to 'know when to fold them' as spinner wrote above.

    • Neville

      maybe you are write

      maybe she was just wrong for ya...

      maybe........ N

      • dusk arising

        There was no particular person in mind here. It was inspired by reading some of the 'poetry' on MPS which were more like a rant about the writers bad partner. Perhaps i could have just written 'Oh shut up and move on if its that bad'.

        • dusk arising

          There was no particular person in mind here. It was inspired by reading some of the 'poetry' on MPS which were more like a rant about the writers bad partner. Perhaps i could have just written 'Oh shut up and move on if its that bad'.

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