You were my sunshine
and my rain
I loved each and
every petal
and laugh
Then the world tore us
apart
shredded
my bare hands
Can I be forgiven?
Beloved
Who gave me your heart
Who rested in my arms
I see you in the trees
I see you in the stars
There you are
Waiting
Asking
Pleading
Demanding
my soul as
recompense for the love
that I let die
This poem is inspired by the Monster She Wrote, Prompt Challenge: Day 10- Beloved. I will be trying to follow this prompt challenge as much as I can throughout the month of October! My other poems can be found on the blog The Life and Times of a Quirky Character. Photo by Edan Cohen on Unsplash.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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