Get Over It

Realization after a heartbreak .The most important thing is to understand the nature of people.

Her voice kept calling out,

He dropped down the phone,

Tears dried up in the eyes,

Raindrops silenced his moan,

Wet was his heart, dry was his skin,

Noise on the street, silence within,

Through the empty streets he walked,

Not knowing where to they led,

He bore no cut no bruises yet,

Through every f**k’n breath he bled,

About time, lessons that he learnt,

Taught him to fake a smile though,

To people who cared to glance at him,

As he walked the path, never did he know,

He crossed a park, went pass a lake,

Passed by a bridge, till his feet did ache,

There was a house, the door had steps,

Cold as he was, cold his heart in the rain,

Sat quietly down, to give a break to his pain,

Footsteps approached, came to a halt,

He looked up, and asked, “what was my fault?”,

She said something, he did seem to hear,

But the reply he made, shed her tear,

“Do I know you, do you know her?”,

“Oh no, you don’t, nor do I!”

Laughed and he walked away,

Not knowing, to where the street headed,

She stood there, near her doorway,

The glow on her face faded.

Much did he learn, about fake people though,

To himself he told, “Hey, let’s take a break!”,

And there he goes, the smile on his face,

No, this time not a fake.

 

 

Author's Note

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Reviews

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Ok...the 3rd word of the 10th line is actually I don't like to read in poems.....
But later in this I liked the most...indeed the question was valid and the learnt lesson was on the point...why to make someone feel that all the heartbreaks can be done by them?!....And if we can't do that...then at least be happy and wear the real smile!!
Well I've no experience bout heartbreaks but in poems I try to convey what I feel...as well as here...
Thanks for sharing😊

[Vishal Singh]

i have an experience, hence the poem, though my story is separate one, hehe.
btw, thank u :)

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Hmmm...w e l c o m e 😊 !