I Crumble

I Crumble

A Poem by Pure Hope
"

inspired by the word "dry"

"

Even a deluge

of apologies

trimmed with diamond jewelry

can't save
the shriveled remains.

Once a willing guinea pig

to cruelty in experiments-

does she love me,

or love me not?

I danced in the flames

of your fire,

for many more years

than a good woman should.
 

In the end, truth be told,

you baked every drop

of water from my essence.

I can't cry anymore,

instead of goodbye,

I crumble.


© Jennifer L Hedin

© 2013 Pure Hope


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Added on July 11, 2013
Last Updated on July 11, 2013
Tags: poetry, sad, life, freeverse

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Pure Hope
Pure Hope

Heartbreak Lake, MN



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Started to write basic poetry in my teens, now with "real" poets I am honing my craft. My poems found here are already on my AllPoetry site. Same name, as here. My muse is love, be it love of nature t.. more..

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