She loves me, he loves me not, separately the same.............
Restlessly, he is sitting home all alone Pulling one petal off at a time From a flower he has safely hidden away In the farthest reaches of his mind
With each petal pulled, he says aloud to himself She loves me, she loves me not An old childhood game he sits and plays He thought he had forgot
Miles away she sits restlessly, home all alone Playing that same old childhood game He loves me, she says, as she pulls a petal Then softly whispers his name
He wonders if she ever thinks of him When she is all alone She loves me not, he says, pulling a petal Deciding, he should not phone
He is all she ever thinks and dreams about Those nights she spends alone Pulling off petals from that flower in her mind Always praying that he will phone
He loves me, she loves me not Pulling petals, in the game She loves me, He loves me not Separately, the same
this is very strong, neva. a perfectly painted picture of sadness and mutual futility. the writing is inevitably splendid, of course. on this occassion, i think that the link between them of the "childish game" is a very clever idea and it works really well. one of ur best for me, my friend :)
Both powerful and witty, this is another poem of real power. It has great impact. You just wish one of them would pick up the damn phone. Theire mirroring in child like thoughts is a wonderful image. So simple, but so powerful. It has taken my breath away.
As always with your's I'm going to have to read something bad to balance things out.
Beautiful work
After I read this a second time, this brought tears to my eyes, knowing that I'm in the same sinking boat. I play this game hopeing he will understand what he means to me; continuesly drowning in my own worries, I fickle with my thoughts and keep praying that those three words would make him know what is unknown to him, not to me. But, hopefully, The flower is beautiful enough to end on "He loves me..." But waiting always comes at stake whenever its love, and we become impaintent and want whats best for us, not them...Love is like painting, the colors mix, and the masterpiece depends on the painters.. Thank you for sharing...this solved my problems...
Miscommunication is the death of any relationship whether it be romantic or friendly. Sometimes we can't portray ourselves through words or actions, or if we do our words and actions are not viewed the same or viewed how we wish them to be. Good job
I'm angry at this. Mainly because this has happened to me on more then one occasion. Your poem and I have a beautiful love hate relationship but at the end of the day I come back to it and read it again. :)
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