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Forgiven but not forgotten

Contributed by blondiefzi on Thursday, 27th October 2005 @ 04:29:11 PM in AEST
Topic: LostLove



Uneasiness felt from his touch,
indecision from simply a glance,
yet whenever his presence was gone,
her heart didn't stand a chance.

Confusion on who she really was,
mixed thoughts on what she wanted,
played endlessly in her mind,
her future possibilities taunted.

She was unsure if she loved him,
so she left to try it on her own,
soon after discovering no laughter or cheer,
and a personality cold as stone.

Replacing him was her mission,
one that seemed so easy to do,
but no one could match those blue eyes,
no one could love her as true.

She spent her days longing,
and dreaming of having him back,
but when she proposed such an idea,
her plans were thrown off track.

His heart had found new love,
a woman of certainty and grace,
someone who would never betray him,
to cause a scorn to his face.

Her heart took this as surprise,
she'd learned her lesson too late,
if only she'd known from the start,
she had controlled her own fate.




Copyright © blondiefzi ... [ 2005-10-27 16:29:11]
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Re: Forgiven but not forgotten (User Rating: 1 )
by SeanMcHaney on Thursday, 27th October 2005 @ 06:33:48 PM AEST
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It's not a bad poem though, I liked it. Thank you for shareing.


Re: Forgiven but not forgotten (User Rating: 1 )
by liquidsunshine on Sunday, 30th October 2005 @ 02:43:45 AM AEST
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It may be a little less graceful than you'd like or something, but I really liked this poem. It's a good read and a cool insight, actually.

Love and peace,

Chelsea




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