After AllA Poem by Barbara WalkerAfter all these years of meeting men and loving none, you came into my life and I was sure you were the one.
The first time I saw you, (like the old cliche) across a crowded room, a smile lit up my face and heart, already preparing, the "being lonely", tomb.
You moved in with me and we were always at each others side. We talked, we laughed, no part of myself did I hide.
I was so happy and I thought you were, too. I can't comprehend how you could leave, I hadn't a clue.
After five days, you called, wanting to come back. loving you as much as I do, I cut you some slack.
We talked a good long while, I thought "we" were okay, little did I know, I was just keeping demons at bay.
I had even confessed my fear, of the depth of my love for you, my heart already knowing the hurt you could do.
Now, you've done it again, after being so close in body and mind, you have disappeared, without a sign.
This looks like a clue of future repeated scenes, but it's not my type of movie, not by any means.
I'll take a cue from you and be by myself, take my heart, dust it off and set it on the shelf.
After all, there's nothing, in which to put my trust, not in you, not in our love, not in us.
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7 Reviews Added on July 27, 2008 Last Updated on March 4, 2012 AuthorBarbara WalkerLake Havasu City, AZAboutI am retired from the Postal Service. I find I write poetry to help myself through difficult times and I have written many poems in response to the chronic pain I've been living with for over 30 year.. more..Writing
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