A Lonely Walk Poem by Zachariah isaboke

A Lonely Walk



In bits of time you were a bullet,
Aimed at a stacked man's heart,
Flying at heartless speed to hurt,
A little golden pebble of death.

You slipped through wind unnoticed,
Whistled like happy man on a walk,
Crept aboard with a touch of icy warmth,
And embedded thy kiss in a man's heart!

You watched his heart break into bits,
Listened to his cries of please,
Your goodbye kiss wrecked his bliss,
Alone in the night he missed his missus.

Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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