Letting go

Letting go

A Poem by Bhumika Devkota
"

She does not know why she couldn't. She just couldn't let it go.

"
A young girl gets inside 
the warm comfy bed
with a wide smile
She does not know why
she smiles
She closes her eyes
wanting to have a fantasy dream
Tossing and turning
she gives up
She gets up and looks out the window
It was a clear sky
so dark that you could see nothing in the ground
As she looks at the stars
her smile returns
quickly turning it to a frown
"Why can't I sleep?''
She closes her eyes
a face comes to her mind
She quickly opens her beautiful brown eyes
wondering why his face came up
She looks at the night sky
seeing the bright star
She puts her hand to a fist
she looks at the star more
letting her hand go
She reaches for the star
wanting to have it to herself
She tries to grab the star
but felt nothing
Expect a feeling 
She, again, put her hand in to a fist
not wanting to let go of the feeling
She thought for a while
remembering the boy
she thought of all the things they talked about
Then slowly, her smile faded
the day she heard that he had someone else
She had put in her best smile
and got over it
or so she thought
He had an other girl
and probably forgot about her
Who would remember her
but with the feeling of the star
she felt as if they were connected right now
People told her that
when you have a broken heart
you would be crying 
but she DID have a broken heart
yet she was smiling
"He was only a crush''
she convinced herself
but she knew wrong
she would do anything to talk to him
Anything
Looking at the star
she felt relived
Than she looked at her fist
the feeling,
but he was with someone else
She had to let go
She tried to open her fist
but couldn't
She didn't know why she couldn't
"Because...''
she answered herself sadly
looking at the star one last time,
she slowly broke her fist apart
loosing the feeling
She was happy through
even if it was loosing it forever
she looked at her reflection in the window
and saw a tear drop   

© 2014 Bhumika Devkota


Author's Note

Bhumika Devkota
I know this sucks, so PLEASE help! And thank you for reading :D

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Well first of all, I really liked the poem and the picture it painted. I did notice a couple typoes. First one I noticed was and look out the window. Should be looks out the window. The second one was when you said she give laughs at the funny parts. I don't think you need the word give in there. Maybe something like she laughs at the funny parts, or she laughed at the funny parts. And finally, the last one I noticed in the poem was she had putted her best smile. I think it would sound better as she put on her best smile. And no, it doesn't suck, it has potential, just edit a couple things and it'll be all good to go. Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Staceyanna

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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This was an interesting piece. I loved how the poem turned into a story about a girl who learns shes in love. Great job!

Posted 9 Years Ago


Bhumika Devkota

9 Years Ago

Thank you.
Well first of all, I really liked the poem and the picture it painted. I did notice a couple typoes. First one I noticed was and look out the window. Should be looks out the window. The second one was when you said she give laughs at the funny parts. I don't think you need the word give in there. Maybe something like she laughs at the funny parts, or she laughed at the funny parts. And finally, the last one I noticed in the poem was she had putted her best smile. I think it would sound better as she put on her best smile. And no, it doesn't suck, it has potential, just edit a couple things and it'll be all good to go. Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Staceyanna

Posted 9 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Bhumika Devkota
Bhumika Devkota

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Hi! I am Bhumika Devkota. I am the youngest from my extended family, which makes me a little - I suppose a lot- spoiled at times. I live with my parents and my older sister, who is currently a senior,.. more..

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