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A Funeral for a Heart (Consumatum est)

Contributed by unknownlegend on Saturday, 1st May 2010 @ 05:09:29 PM in AEST
Topic: StoryPoetry



Such small a group to see this one, that served someone so well,
how can they know, for nothing shows and none will ever tell.
For long has been a mystery..... to them but, most to me
to last so long and be so strong tho' it was not set free

It wasn't 'cause it wanted more or settled for so much less
for love is what this one long yearned or needed so, I guess.
Please pity not, what you will hear but, learn from the mistakes
that one so blindly, in darkness trod and the toll that it all takes.

For it was once so strong and pure it breathed and lived for one
all through the night, from dawn's dim light to the setting of the sun.
To justify, to one's demise twas not for me to chose
but, then one day, was stole away and soon would live for two.

And live it did and served so well, the two that it lived for,
til that sad day, one slipped away, not wanting anymore.
This void was much too hard to take, to one who thought would last
for now it's purpose to, live for two .... it's time, it seemed had past

It still did live from day to day .... confused and not so brave
'cause what was gone, lost to the wind, it still did deeply crave.
For one so strong that lived for two, lost will, to live for one
each day it lost a beat or so, til now it lives for none.

Why is, we ask, can one soon die, so soon to be no more
what drives a heart to beat for two, and left so broke and tore?
All present said "it looked so well".... laid there with not a mark
they could not see, laid deep inside, the scars were not so stark.

So now lay rest, this heart that died, that used to live for two
it soon gave way, to slow decay, as broken hearts will do.
lost love can lose the will to live, for that one lonely heart
it seems not fair, in disrepair the scars so deep and dark

Some hearts are made to die just once ...... some are meant to last
some hold that hurt kept oh so deep ..... some put it in the past
I still don't see, what caused to be, these two who chose to part
now quiet peace, interred at rest, a funeral for a heart.

......... Unknown (but to a few) Legend




Copyright © unknownlegend ... [ 2010-05-01 17:09:29]
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Re: A Funeral for a Heart (Consumatum est) (User Rating: 1 )
by ladyfawn on Monday, 3rd May 2010 @ 09:36:07 PM AEST
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~:*wow*:~ i am blown away by this poem!

hugs n' love nessa

roses at your feet


Re: A Funeral for a Heart (Consumatum est) (User Rating: 1 )
by Angelic_Demon on Tuesday, 4th May 2010 @ 08:21:18 AM AEST
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This is awesome.


Re: A Funeral for a Heart (Consumatum est) (User Rating: 1 )
by deusdeira on Monday, 29th November 2010 @ 01:40:40 AM AEST
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wow...i really really loved that poem. An epic balad to the broken heart. : ) well done, very well done!




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