A Heart(felt) Conflict.A Poem by Tiarra TempletonA fight with my head and heart. Wanting it all and not knowing what's right. Wondering how much you can take.
When a heart is tired from aching,
And those eyes are blurred from tears, Why does one go back to what They know shouldn't be near? Always thinking, 'there's tomorrow' Always hoping things will change They wait for new direction While acid love burns through their veins When one's mind can no longer handle All those lingering, stressful thoughts, Why does one flare up and fight A battle with no need to be fought? Always wanting to be happy Always wishing on a star They close their eyes and try to forget The pain and loss of war But when a heart breaks into pieces, And those eyes grow raw and red, What happens when the posts can't hold The weight of everything piling up in your head? Will you use some candle's wishes? Will you keep your hope defined? You're pacing thoughts and keeping faith, But knowing you can't turn back time. When the clocks start to tick slower, And your days, you can't set straight Will you get what you give, when it's all said and done? Will you find all new courage to wait? Your heart tells you that it's worth it, But your heart has lied before Dealing this doubtful game of poker Could have you drawing so much more As for now, you will wait for the future You'll fight back, clench your teeth, and believe In the end, always may not always be right, No matter what tricks may hide up your sleeve No one knows that they'll work out forever, You just take time to trust and to try A strong love like this, I won't let myself miss, And I'll hope that it wont pass me by © 2010 Tiarra TempletonReviews
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2 Reviews Added on February 9, 2010 Last Updated on February 9, 2010 AuthorTiarra Templeton815, ILAboutMost people call me Tee : ). Writing is probably my only passion. Poetry especially. I live in a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. I'd like to major in creative writing for poetry. Possibly at Columbia... more..Writing
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