Teenage HeartbreakA Poem by Collette ClarkYour jacket's hanging in my closet It doesn't smell like you anymore Memories burn strong in my mind Of long nights spent on your front porch
Your lyrics play through my headphones They don't sound like you anymore Each song stronger than the last It only leaves me wanting more
Your charm still dangles from my bracelet It doesn't feel like you anymore Thoughts of you still linger Shaking me to my emotional core
Your picture's sitting on my nightstand It doesn't look like you anymore Blue eyes alive with laughter Blonde hair as golden as the ocean shore
I wrote this poem about you My heart and soul outpoured Providing closure greatly needed Loneliness doesn't haunt me anymore © 2011 Collette Clark |
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