In Two Days

In two days, words were spoken that left my heart quite broken.

It wasn’t a complete shattering; but a shrewd, quiet battering.

I wonder why words matter so, when i quite plainly know, that those who willfully spoke meant words to painfully stoke vanity and vulnerability, which I hide deep within me.

But the heart shelters these two with that which has kept me true.

The words flew in and struck, and i was quite out of luck, they lashed and broke quite a bit – I’m still reeling from the hit.

A corner here, a chunk there, no word was lost to barren air; so I nestle chips and dents and, through this poem, it vents its bitterness and loss of hope, wondering how I’ll manage to cope with the ideal of love inside the reality of pride.

It Couldn’t Be Prevented

Some time tonight,
There was a quiet pain,
In the middle of the night,
With a little bit of rain…

It couldn’t be prevented
And I didn’t even try,
I haven’t repented,
I wouldn’t even cry.

I knew where this lead,
I’ve seen this before,
I should have used my head,
I even heard it roar.

It’s a quiet pain,
It’ll pass I am certain,
But I can feel the rain,
So I’ll bring down the curtain.

Revelation

The wonder doesn’t last,
The smiles fade away,
The hope from the past
Burns up today.

You held him too close,
There is no chance now,
To vainly suppose
He will keep his vow.

The shades burst too soon,
The night comes to wail,
Darkness takes the moon,
Silence takes the tale.