Losing Game

Losing Game

A Poem by A Poor Player

Power struggled within her

Guarded against hurt

She wielded her beauty like a weapon

Used her sensuality as a shield

She kept spies at bay through an espionage of lust

A Cold War of comfort

Love loosened the loneliness

That lay between them

Happy memories taped over the cracks at her core

She was a half-forgotten reminder

That remained somewhere between the flight and the fear

His desperation not to lose her

Her desperation not to lose

© 2024 A Poor Player


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Tremendous work. I like this a lot.

Posted 5 Months Ago




I am so glad I came by here this mane .. I am sure that many will be able to relate to your ink .. Write on APP .. N :)

Posted 6 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

A Poor Player

6 Months Ago

Thanks for stopping by Neville! The encouragement is greatly welcome.
Neville

6 Months Ago


You are more than welcome .. indeed much more .. My pleasure entirely .. Neville
The last two lines gives the answer. Good poem.

Posted 6 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

A Poor Player

6 Months Ago

From one poet to another many thanks!

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A Poor Player

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What are you made of if not water? You have grown without roots For centuries, found solace in the cool Depths of liquid Salt never lies Tears and sea They wash away tomorrow for the promise O.. more..

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