The death of a heartA Poem by Violet O'BrienThe rain fell too quickly Covering me from head to toe Before I realized what was happening I've dealt with this before I tell myself Listening to the rain fall inside my head My own personal world crumbling Where do I stand If you belong to another Where is our love Once strong enough to survive Is it slowly dieing cowering in a corner Away from the light As silent as a shadow You have taken everything And I'd told myself it was okay Because there was still the love But where am I now Without your love That has held me all these years Our child clutching to my side As I stand in the rain And watch you walk away I am thankful That a higher power gifted me a son That looks nothing like you So as you walk away I hold only contempt for you And not our son Who is so much like his mother That you once thought it was unbearable I guess that doesn't matter now All snide jokes aside I won't have to look at my son And see your face everyday... © 2008 Violet O'Brien |
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1 Review Added on August 7, 2008 AuthorViolet O'BrienBanewoods, GAAboutAfter a few years of ridicule from other students for a learning disorder that left me with a stutter and an inability to read I was put into a special class by myself with a private tutor and learned.. more..Writing
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