The Harbour

The Harbour

A Poem by Mary Bradley
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Fickle fate

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The water flows and eddies 
As the sun shines on the surface ,
Glassy mirroring the deep blue sky .
A lonesome morning dove fly in the morning breeze ,
As lonely as the lonesome heart in the harbour .
Awaiting his answer of love .
Looking between the shadows around ,
Asking the swiftness of the waters ,
Where is she the one he loves ?
No farewell nor kiss goodbye . She's left .
Leaving a lonesome heart with ache in his heart 
And a deep scar in his soul .
No one knows how and why ... the two lovers can't find the way .
Unlike The Harbour ... which stays true to its ever changing water .
Fate's played their hearts false ! 

© 2015 Mary Bradley


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Nicely juxtaposed image of the harbour's acceptance of and patience with the shifting tide against the lonesome heart that is forever scarred. Nice write.

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you FT Ledrew I appreciate your review
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A poem "harboring" a very romantic theme, and the pain of star crossed lovers. Loved your imagery, and the allusions.

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you Moonskittles :-)
I like how you chose a theme for the poem and you stuck to it so accurately, these lines "Unlike The Harbour ... which stays true to its ever
changing water .
Fate's played their hearts false" were the perfect resolution the poem needed, great job.

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you Warren Daniel II :-) ... appreciate your review
Perfect form... cadence and rhyme are carefully creativity... and I love the content.
Nicely done indeed!! Best wishes

"fate's played their hearts false" I agree with jacob erin-cilberto

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you SquinklaPsyOps :-) ... greatly appreciate your review
"fate's played their hearts false"

what a great line...yes, love can be really fickle...and sometimes those matches seemingly made in heaven end up losing their way...

nicely expressed.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you Jacob Erin - Cilberto . I appreciate your kind words :-)
"Leaving a lonesome heart with ache" "And a deep scar in his soul." This perfectly describes a situation I am going through as we speak. We all go through this in our lives. And I must agree, fate is a fickle beast indeed!

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you Christhoper Casper ... I am sorry for your current situation ... it's a hard and futile ( .. read more
Great words..they are simple and powerful metaphors.. I had an overwhelming sense of peace come through me as I read the last 2 lines especially. Great work. cheers :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you Roshan Nasir :-) I appreciate your review
I really enjoyed this! Very well written great job;)

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you Savon Wingo :-) ... I appreciate it
Savon Wingo

10 Years Ago

You're very welcome Mary Bradley;)
Wonderful write! So well written, no one knows how or why? Really made me ponder thoughts. I think
your writings are so beautiful, thanks for sharing and b-blessed!

Posted 10 Years Ago


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Mary Bradley

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much for your kind words Jamestown :-) I appreciate you're checking it out . GBU

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Mary Bradley
Mary Bradley

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