Didn't Take Long

Didn't Take Long

A Poem by Ashira Macy

Go.

Before the sun has even set,

Its rays still touching down.

Go.

While the wound is still fresh

Pour in the salt and stitch it up.

Go.

Toss kindling on your new flame,

Don’t bother to douse the old.

Go.

Understand the consequences though,

I will not be moved, but I will be changed,

So go,

And stay gone.

© 2014 Ashira Macy


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Love the finality, the tenseness, the gentle brutality. This type of foresight and jadedness of course comes from unwanted experience. I like this verse too because it is short and blunt. No words or time wasted. Indeed, this life is too short to be wasted on idealism, isn't it? No rose-colored glasses or head in the sand for you. Bravo!

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

Thanks again Glitter, I was definitely feeling savage when I wrote this piece. No time for sparing f.. read more



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Wow, talk about adding insult to injury.
But I love the strong finality of the ending.
Tough words to say, and stick to sometimes.
Great write my friend.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

Thank you my dear, they were tough, but this one just bled out of me in the spur of the moment.
Matching Socks

10 Years Ago

Anytime my friend. :)
Well...the beat of the drum in this verse...the clutch with:

"Go"

and then the aftermath of affirmation...and the ending conclusion:

So go,
And stay gone.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

I never thought of the word as a drum beat, but now that you put it out there, yes that does make se.. read more
Glen Yumang Manese

10 Years Ago

its all on how you view it...others may feel different...
Love the finality, the tenseness, the gentle brutality. This type of foresight and jadedness of course comes from unwanted experience. I like this verse too because it is short and blunt. No words or time wasted. Indeed, this life is too short to be wasted on idealism, isn't it? No rose-colored glasses or head in the sand for you. Bravo!

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

Thanks again Glitter, I was definitely feeling savage when I wrote this piece. No time for sparing f.. read more
I like it but yikes comes to my mind, sad sad:/

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

Lol, I know right? A lot of my stuff is sad, though I am trying to branch out more.
Lyan

10 Years Ago

Dude.. if you think your stuff is sad and that a lot of it is sad. you wait till I post a good porti.. read more
Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

I can't wait! I have a few people who I think you should check out too. Really wonderful writers.
Well done, the flow of your poem was nice and your words ring true for so many whom have been hurt by love. well done


Posted 10 Years Ago


Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much for the comment. I am glad it was relatable. =)
erika

10 Years Ago

Wow I found this poem really moving
Ashira Macy

10 Years Ago

Thanks so much Erika, I am glad you enjoyed it.

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Added on July 17, 2014
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Tags: breakups, heartache, depression, sad, anger

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Ashira Macy
Ashira Macy

Martinez, CA



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