Hard Truths Hard Falls Poem by Susan Lacovara

Hard Truths Hard Falls

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For as hard as she LOVED
She BROKE even harder

Silence...
A bird without a song

What to make of strength
Necessary to pull what poison
From his past
While shouldering her own suitcase
Overstuffed with sorrow

Silence...
A bird without a song

Her wounded weakened wings
Desperate for the uplift of any wind
Grounded, she will cease to survive
The peril and pains of Winter
She feels his frosts
And yet still seeks to feed

For as hard as she LOVED
She BROKE even harder

SHE BROKE EVEN HARDER
SHE BROKE EVEN HARDER

For as hard as she LOVED....

Saturday, November 17, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: heartbreak
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
11/17/18 For RWR: All the little pieces of me, once whole, when we soared the skies.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sylvia Frances Chan 17 November 2018

The most tragic poem I ever read. I do hope things will change as the soonest. Thank you for sharing this poem from the heart. Never forget Poems can heal the sick soul. I have published a poem book through Xlibris in the UK. I told my readers that These Poems can heal.....Keep the ink flowing and the pen wet, dear Susan. GBU.10++++

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