Coming Home
she'd faded to a cipher
a silhouette on the wall,
I took shelter in dreams
in my sleep I can recall
the girl she used to be
afore time did us part,
the question I pose is;
oh where is her heart?
no love fills her veins
smile a vague smear
harder than me, she
exploits the old fear
that she will leave me
like a thief in the night
my poor spirit quails
appalled at her might
so I cling to the times
she did have a heart,
yearning for pity, her
vow never to a depart
it was a shock just how
she left me in her sleep
sliding away with not a
sound, without a peep
put my ear to her chest,
no heartbeats do weave,
my ring upon her finger,
no, she'll never deceive
the true maiden of yore
my love from the start,
I know now just where
is her fine girlish heart
Aviva Rifka Bhandari
Sat 27th Feb 2021 11:47
I like to imagine that you have another alias where you post all your not gruesome poetry... because I wish I could see what you'd do with a positive theme, and who knows, perhaps I have already seen it and just don't know that it is you. ?