Soul On Fire

Soul On Fire

A Poem by P.H. Carver

 I was intrigued at first,

When you said,

Come with me,

Never stopping to think,

Where it will lead.


 I was just ignorant I was,

To not see it coming,

Like a bullet in the night,

When I started running.


 When you told me,

Follow my lead,

I did not suspect,

I’d be left out to bleed.


 I trusted you,

With all my heart,

Thinking if you did yours,

I’d do my part.


 I was a fool I was,

To trust such a lier.


 But you just left me.


My Soul on Fire.

© 2011 P.H. Carver


Author's Note

P.H. Carver
Some constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated!

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This piece was intriguing from its opening, however it never gained the momentum it needed and (for this reader) left the ending a bit flat.
We know little of the characters per se and less of the relationship to the plot. However, an admirable effort.
I appreciate you are looking for constructive critique. That is the first step to becoming a better writer; looking and accepting assistance on your writing growth path.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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Intriguing I agree and I thought the poem was full in showing how the author believed his behavior would satisfactorily gain for both parties, when in fact he hadn't anticipated being left. A portrait of so many relationships and the emotional pain suffered.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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I had to think long and hard what was a little skew about this poem. I think it's the second from last line It seems just a tad to long. Maybe a full stop after LIAR on the line above and then 'You Left.' followed by your last line. Gives the ending a little more punch. Beyond that the poem is superb and a joy if that's the right word, to read. You know how to handle words, and it shows.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This piece was intriguing from its opening, however it never gained the momentum it needed and (for this reader) left the ending a bit flat.
We know little of the characters per se and less of the relationship to the plot. However, an admirable effort.
I appreciate you are looking for constructive critique. That is the first step to becoming a better writer; looking and accepting assistance on your writing growth path.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chin up.. painful endings always make for great writes, in return, they cleanse the soul, and help you find balance in an uneven moment.

Posted 12 Years Ago


this was a moving piece...the pain of the end of a love...no matter who or what you love there will always be that feeling and you summed it up perfectly...AMAZING JOB

Posted 12 Years Ago


Strong emotions here .. A trust betrayed .. I hear you ....

(Where it will lead. ... Maybe .. Where it would lead)

Good expressions Poet ! ... Jasmine .. :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


Beautiful and moving... I feel the heart bleeding for the end of a relationship (whether it be lover, friend, or mentor)... there was a sad end... Great read!

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

this is really good, i loved the ending!

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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