Fractured, But Not Broken

Fractured, But Not Broken

A Poem by Yira Simone
"

Yes there is a difference between the two.

"

Yes...I am still sore.

Battered, bruised, black and blue.

It hurts so much to breath, to move.

Had I not taken a leap of faith...

I thought you were a soft place to fall,

so I fell into love feet first,

and with my eyes sealed shut.

I missed the mark. Your heart was

never there, you were an oasis...

you were never real.

Just a figment of my imagination.

I thought my heart was broken,

I thought that it was shattered.

But I was wrong, just like I was about you.

I'm not broken in a million pieces.

I'm not so fragile as it appears.

It may hurt to breath, yet I exhale.

It may hurt to move, still I stretch in the morning sun.

I'm fractured, but not broken.

I'm fractured, but I'm not broken up over you.

 

 

 

 

© 2008 Yira Simone


Author's Note

Yira Simone
When love dies it hurts. The only way to heal is to continue to live your life.

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It not only hurts when love dies but you find out the person you were in love with isn't who you thought... I like this piece, so well written and great flow.

Posted 16 Years Ago


I loved the last line, it tied everything up.

"I thought your were a soft place to fall,"

Should "your" be changed to "you", or is it written like that on purpose?

Otherwise, good write....like always. hah.



Posted 16 Years Ago



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Hello Everyone!!! I completed my studies at UC Davis. I majored in English and Medieval Studies (Yes, I know a little Middle English). I am with the same man, and to our family we added a black cat.. more..

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