Withholding Love

Withholding Love

A Poem by Laura E. Dixon
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A tragic view of the levels of trechery, that are allowed, when one forces down the denial of emotions one feels.

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                            Breaking sorrow, no room for pain,
                              A season ending, without pain,
                   Such greatness bequeathing the right to blame,
                           No sooner is sadness taken away,

 

                               The burden has now fallen,
                                  A love, no longer sways,
                              Reaching to behold a calling,
                         And, bury any longing that may remain,

 

                        A brand new beginning, now flickers again,
                          As shadows of meaning flutter in vain,
                       The search is now ending, in fields of gray,
                  No more grueling reminders of a love never made.
  

 

 

          By:  Laura E. Dixon 
                   12/07/08  

© 2012 Laura E. Dixon


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Nicely written poem, and accurate descriptions! All in all, an excellent write!

Posted 11 Years Ago


Very lovely poem.
Greet you for unfolding your passion so nicely.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Laura E. Dixon
Laura E. Dixon

Lufkin, TX



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