Sorrow

Sorrow

A Poem by Wycked
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The sorrow and fear of rejection that you have when you love someone and you are sure that they do not love you, so you stifle your emotions.

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Sorrow

From the depths of my soul, whisper the secrets of my heart
As tendrils of mist, that swirls and falls apart
Dispersing into thin air, never to be spoken
A path of dreams, that cannot be awoken

A drop as rain falls upon my cheek
Then another, and another
But from where I can not think

Sorrow and regret rush like rivers in my veins
I search for the answer but it is never to be obtained
Hidden from all is the reason for my anguish
Encased in glass is the hope that I cannot extinguish

~Wycked~
 

© 2008 Wycked


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Amazing Imagery.
Nice job.

Cassidy

Posted 15 Years Ago


beautifully written. i love the imagery, makes me think of a quiet, misty, cloudy morning just before a storm, standing in a graveyard & grieving over a lost loved one. very well done.

Posted 15 Years Ago


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JRB
Secrets not faced are truths denied, and fall apart when not spoken only because of the fear they will awaken, so rain as tears flows, not for sorrow or regret, but rather answers obtained. Hide simply from one self is the anguish of desire snuff out by doubt. Just may take on your work, very nicely done.
Jan/Uisiom


Posted 15 Years Ago



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Wycked

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I have written my own poems and stories since I was 12. I have pieces of paper all over the house with my ideas jotted down and then put away in various nooks and crannies so I can return and finish t.. more..

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