By Charles Robert Lindholm She set off an emotional nuclear explosion when she said, “I want a divorce” I was blinded by a burning truth searing my soul the shock wave of her words wounded my heart the devastation was complete it destroyed our home our family and our dreams of a … Continue reading AN EMOTIONAL NUCLEAR EXPLOSION
HEARTACHE
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By Charles Robert Lindholm Poetry = Faded Love on paper Copyright © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm - All Rights Reserved
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By Charles Robert Lindholm Poetry = Words that use innuendo Copyright © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm - All Rights Reserved Please Come Explore My Archive At The Cafe And On My Blog??
SPECIFIC REQUEST
By Charles Robert Lindholm In disbelief, He described her exact words to me they were: unambiguous definitive descriptive emotional heated final and specific she said, "I don't love you anymore, I want a divorce". © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm
CALENDAR MEMORIES
By Charles Robert Lindholm Hiding Behind The Number In A Box On The Current Month Of A Calendar Neatly Organized By Years In Your Mind Lurking In The Shadows Of The Past Lie Calendar Memories Good Or Bad Favored Or Not The Very Thought Of The Date Releases Them From The Place Deep In Your … Continue reading CALENDAR MEMORIES
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By Charles Robert Lindholm Poetry = Therapy for the soul Copyright © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm - All Rights Reserved Please come explore my Archives on The Cafe and my blog!!
Only Us
Can we pretend it didn’t happen this slow erosion of our cherished love?Can we suspend the chilling moment when two hearts no longer beat in tune? –Imagine, it’s only us for one minute– With the radiant stars in our eyes, when our breath breathes life into each otherFamiliar arms embrace, as tender pulses racehaving found that brilliant flash … Continue reading Only Us
HAIKU: HIDE AND SEEK
By Charles Robert Lindholm The pain has ended but the memories remain playing hide and seek Copyright © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm - All Rights Reserved
HAIKU: ADDICTIVE SYLLABLES
By Charles Robert Lindholm When writing haiku watch out for the syllables they are addictive Copyright © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm - All Rights Reserved
AN AWKWARD SILENCE
By Charles Robert Lindholm He Sat Alone In Darkness Waiting On A Loveseat While He Watched The Last Moments Of The Night Being Chased Away By The Light Of An Approaching Dawn Arriving Unannounced To The Unexpected Emptiness Of His Apartment He Turned To Lock The Unlocked Front Door Before He Could No Longer Stand … Continue reading AN AWKWARD SILENCE
