10 O'clock on a Sunday Morning

10 O'clock on a Sunday Morning

A Poem by Wild Willow Blue
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Please believe that it is not your fault..

"

Why do men hate

to make others feel worthless

to tell them they don’t matter

anymore

they never did

I should have told you

I should have been there

It feels like the bruises from your hand

are on my heart

instead of my face

instead of my arms

the ones that will never hold you again

I should have picked you up

when you fell

I should have lifted you to the sky

when you slammed that door

© 2012 Wild Willow Blue


Author's Note

Wild Willow Blue
All of my poetry comes from the heart.

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Wow, this is a such a powerful piece of heartfelt poetry. I love the emotion shown. 10/10 :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Wild Willow Blue

11 Years Ago

Thank you, MD. I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
Mr Dunne Poetry

11 Years Ago

Yw. Thanks for sharing :)
this is cool, the portrayal of emotions is good, the poem structure further emphasizes your emotions. keep writing. =D

Posted 12 Years Ago


very interesting. reminds me of that term, which I can't think of right now, but where the prisoner or kidnapee grows fond and even protective of the kidnaper.

Posted 12 Years Ago


I can relate to the emotions you put on display here. Well done!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Powerfully...moving. Very thought provoking write. I'm STILL thinking about it!

Posted 12 Years Ago


this is a good poem, well done

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on May 31, 2012
Last Updated on May 31, 2012
Tags: Beaten, Battered, Alone, Afraid, Scared, Scarred

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Wild Willow Blue
Wild Willow Blue

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I am 33. I am gay/non-binary. I started writing in 8th grade. The person whom I started writing because of, I never got a chance to thank. We were never good friends, but we knew each other. I owe her.. more..

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