![]() Lotus EatersA Poem by Anne Timmins
I imagine the rage began with his leaving.
He left for many reasons. Some good...some not. Bitterness supplants rage. The heart hardens, the tongue turns venomous, poisoning even the wellspring of life. Men try to heal you with the fire between their thighs but regret and loathing smothers desire, letting coldness seep to freeze tender hearts. It is not within you to forgive them- these lusty lotus-eaters. A pound of flesh must be paid, for the one who walked away. © 2014 Anne Timmins |
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Added on July 19, 2014Last Updated on July 19, 2014 Author![]() Anne TimminsYellowknife, Northwest Territories, CanadaAboutMy name is Anne. I live in Canada. I write poetry. Not much else anybody needs to know beyond that :-) more..Writing
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