The Love We Shared

The Love We Shared

A Poem by Sarah Lynn

We were one. 
Spun on love.
Not a care in the world.
We were all each other had.
Us against the world
Me and you.
Forever and ever.
Blinded by love.
No one else mattered. 
Like a drug to one another.
Needing each other to keep on surviving.
Feeling as if we went from surviving to living.
Loving each other so much that it hurt. 
Hating each other so much because we loved each other. 
Our world quickly shattered. 
We are no more. 
This was gods plan all along i suppose.
The end.

© 2013 Sarah Lynn


Author's Note

Sarah Lynn
Another poem thats not typically my normal writing style, but its good to try new things.

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Really emotional, reminds me of myself.
- i loved it! :-)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Sarah Lynn

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much !(:
This is a great poem... oneof the best that I have read....

Posted 11 Years Ago


Sarah Lynn

11 Years Ago

Thank you !(:
You did a great job on this one, you really captured the emotion and thought process in that situation, I know how that can feel and you did a great job describing it :) another beautiful job kido! keep the magic flowing :P

Posted 11 Years Ago


Sarah Lynn

11 Years Ago

Lol i didnt think it was conceited , i just got offline was all lol
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David Burke

11 Years Ago

I just thought i'd check lol

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Added on November 3, 2013
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Sarah Lynn
Sarah Lynn

Rochester, NY



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