Poetry for the Young Broken HeartA Poem by VeiA story within a poem...a young girl wants to show her feelings for a guy she is in love with, so she sets out to write him a myriad of poems...but as with many stories of love at this age it is unreturned and instead she finds criticism and her feelingsLike any young girl, I wanted him to be impressed with my poetry, after all I was writing for him, my one and only I thought I could write anything So he asked..."anything??? can you write a poem about fire?" Oh yes of course... It is only a simple matter.... for words that rhyme with fire, such as desire can be fitting in a poem about flames and heat so I wrote: Her desire was filled with heat and fire "Not another word!" he scoffed. "You can rhyme...that's good, but you're not writing what you feel...how about this..instead write me a poem about love..." Love? Love. I love you I thought. I wrote: My love is tender, and unrequited You do not know its depths As fathomless as the ocean my love for you.... "Oh come now!" he snorted, 'as fathomless as the ocean'? Couldn't you try to be more original? How about you try to write something with more 'depth'...how about you write a poem about death?" Well by now as you can imagine my heart felt like dying... My heart was so full of love for you but the feeling was unreturned I would have gone to the moon for you instead, my heart you had burned... And now it is charred and blackened by flames of the hate you openly dealt How could my heart have ever been so full for love you never really felt. So now my heart dies... Is that deep enough? Each pang, another "little death" How will it ever love again? For this was my love's last breath. Over time, oceans become shallow pools of mud...once so abundant with life As does my heart become shallow for you... when it was once so full of an emotion that I can no longer place anywhere but in memory "and with anything but strife", I added aloud. I slowly turned and walked away.
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