Sitting in a open room,
Yet feeling so closed inside,
Claustrophobic,
It’s getting harder to breathe.
His face like stone as he enters,
Giving her a look that sends her stomach in turmoil,
Her gaze remaining on his face, waiting for a sign,
Something to tell her he cared.
Her mind wanders to better days,
Happier days, Peaceful times,
When those withering looks and glares,
Short answers and clipped remarks
Ceased to exist.
He turns away,
Proceeding to take off his jacket,
Her face a picture of grief.
Nicola Forde - 11/04/2009
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Another fine piece, you've captured a moment on a painful subject that many find hard putting into words, you've done well here. Top marks 10+