Two Houses Poem by Francie Lynch
Two Houses
Two houses,
A range,
Oceans and continents
Apart,
Separate
All the same.
Two lives
Never mined;
Two minds
Never melded.
This is what's left
When love's lost.
So I sell out
All property
And belongings.
Stand naked
And redress myself.
Learn a new song,
Write a new verse;
Slip it in
Drive,
Not reverse.
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love,lost love,love lost,house
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