THE AFTERMATH OF A BROKEN HEART
My parents laugh from the other room,
Their happiness makes me sad.
I wonder if they are aware
Of my broken heart
Or if they have ever experienced
An ache like mine.
His face is everywhere:
In a building with a million corridors
I can't ignore,
The feeling of a ghost
Lurking sore in the pathways of my mind
There is nothing to be said or done.
A source gloated the facts
He wanted to be friends with me
How could that ever be?
When he hurt me
Left me with bruises;
Red and gold
The way tiny holes rip apart souls.
I see those surrounding me
Placing the sharred glass back into the mould
Somehow, I know it will be drank from,
Many times more
Don't mistake eyes and words,
For forevers next time around.
Dave D Poet Rhumour
Sat 12th Jul 2014 18:09
Hmm - the cruelty of love discarded by a less feeling partner. You have captured the turmoil well Emma.
For each broken heart the pain is both unique to ourselves and yet still the same as so many have felt before.
At times I have wondered if love on the rebound is the result of two broken hearts being drawn together, ever hoping the pieces will fit and bond... Time truly is a great healer, though sometimes needs a little help and encouragement.