You Helped Me BreatheA Poem by KnightingaleA poem...
Aidez-moi à respirer, ma chérie.
I'd forgotten how to breathe my chest stitched into seams where I tried to sew together my broken heart, with broken dreams. But I never learned to sew, so the patches of my coat where I'd stitched my heart upon my sleeve was falling apart because real things cannot be fixed with make believe. Arabelle... Aidez-moi à respirer, ma chérie. You once saw the best in me I still wish you well. Paris will be lucky to have your grace your art your smiling face. You're more than a flower-girl you're the reason the world continued to twirl when I'd spent years simply trying to make it spin again... ...thank you. I know I said Bonifacio was close enough to heaven for any man; and to see me go once again was never part of the plan. I guess that Parisian apartment meant for two will have one less occupant I hope your dreams come true. Vous m'avez aidé à respirer à nouveau, ma chérie. My Arabelle... I wish you well... Now forget me, love, I plea. © 2013 KnightingaleAuthor's Note
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Added on August 2, 2013Last Updated on August 2, 2013 AuthorKnightingaleBlythewood, SCAboutI enjoy writing about life. Attempting to capture moments. Sometimes I write poems, sometimes stories. While some of my materials may sound morbid or cynical, I'm truly a romantic at heart. Unfortunat.. more..Writing
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